So When Do I Take My Clothes Off?
Aug 30, 2026 · 18 min · 6 segments
We did something a little different this week—we went Live on Instagram with one big question on our minds: How do we live a full life with as few regrets as possible? That took us in all sorts of…
Phyllis BergerHost
Susan FeldmanHost
You know, I always have something on my mind that has to do with this subject, which is At a certain point in your life, I really think it starts maybe when you're getting into your 60s, but I think it's a good idea to think about this various times in your life, which is sort of taking an inventory of...
How you feel that you are navigating your life in a way that when you get to the end of your life, and I don't want this to be morbid, but that you have as fewer regrets as possible.
And I think, but also about the things that we have, if you will, accomplished, um, I think it's very easy for us to get caught up in being critical about ourselves.
We talk about it on the podcast of being critical about ourselves in terms of physically in this way and that way, but also just minimizing accomplishments.
Not everybody can be finding a cure for cancer and not everybody can be trying in some way or another to save the world in a global sense.
But How about like one-to-one within your family, within whatever kind of work you're doing? How about trying to take a look at your life and think about what is working for you now, what you feel good about, but what you still want to change?
And I thought about it would be really easy for me to say, oh, you know, starting One King's Line.
You know, I always have something on my mind that has to do with this subject, which is At a certain point in your life, I really think it starts maybe when you're getting into your 60s, but I think it's a good idea to think about this various times in your life, which is sort of taking an inventory of...
How you feel that you are navigating your life in a way that when you get to the end of your life, and I don't want this to be morbid, but that you have as fewer regrets as possible.
And I think, but also about the things that we have, if you will, accomplished, um, I think it's very easy for us to get caught up in being critical about ourselves.
We talk about it on the podcast of being critical about ourselves in terms of physically in this way and that way, but also just minimizing accomplishments.
Not everybody can be finding a cure for cancer and not everybody can be trying in some way or another to save the world in a global sense.
But How about like one-to-one within your family, within whatever kind of work you're doing? How about trying to take a look at your life and think about what is working for you now, what you feel good about, but what you still want to change?
And I thought about it would be really easy for me to say, oh, you know, starting One King's Line.
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