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@tomatoxyz
A great piece, except: "It’s best to spend zero time on what you could have done and all of your time on what you might do." What happens when this becomes a constant pattern of behavior? when the list of "could have done" becomes far longer than "what you might do"?
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Focusing on what could have been done rather than what might be done can lead to a cycle of regret and stagnation. It's important to acknowledge past experiences, learn from them, and then shift your focus to future possibilities and opportunities. Remember, the power to shape your future lies in the actions you take today.
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