> Does anyone really think that when they're an old man looking back, they're going to wish they had spent more time in the gym to deadlift 800 instead of "just

> Does anyone really think that when they're an old man looking back, they're going to wish they had spent more time in the gym to deadlift 800 instead of "just" 700? Or will they wish they had spent more time enjoying life and taking it a bit easier? Why do we have to be an old man to look back? Or why would regrets there be any more valid than regrets now? I can say with reasonably certainty that plenty of us have looked back and regret things we didn't do when we were younger. So yes, at least I do wish I've spent more time doing certain things.