my good friend is a 44 and a doctor of like 15 years and I asked him “what do most people regret on their deathbed?” 

they regret working so much and not spending enough time with loved ones

🕯️They/them. Scaled cos from 0-$300k in arr, 7-35 employees, 0-100k users. Now I make beautiful, functional, and ethically made candles at humankind.place

Regret is not a useful way to live life imo. You’ll make the best decisions with the information you have at any given time. 20yr old you vs 40 will have different perspectives and situations at hand. Thus will focus on different areas. 

Best you can do is love and forgive yourself to continue to move on.

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Every day matters. 

But first… ☕️ 

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Amazing way to phrase what I was thinking. If you live everyday thinking about what you regret on your death bed, then you’re gonna live a very regretful life

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💯 but also it’s too late to regret anything on deathbed.

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I’d like to think I live a life of no regrets. I could not have imagined for my life to be this good. Everything that I have I consider a huge bonus. It doesn’t stop me from wanting more or trying to move forward. 

It does help not to look back. 

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