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If you know NOW that you could be dying tomorrow and not have these regrets of the dying, then more power to you. But I wonder how realistic that is. The 5 Reg
by hyperliner 12y ago
If you know NOW that you could be dying tomorrow and not have these regrets of the dying, then more power to you. But I wonder how realistic that is.
The 5 Regrets of the dying:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/03/top-5-regrets-of-the-dying_n_3640593.html http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/03/top-5-regrets-of-th...
#2: "I wish I hadn't worked so hard"
Another longer version: The Top 10 regrets of the dying
http://dalepartridge.com/top-10-regrets-dying/ http://dalepartridge.com/top-10-regrets-dying/
- killerdhmo 12y agoI think that just depends on who you ask. I agree with /u/tannerc that I find great fulfillment in being challenged every day and working longer hours to solve problems. I find vacation tedious! If I looked back and saw that I hadn't worked as hard as I could have, I would feel nothing but regret and disappointment. I understand this isn't true for everyone, and I'm not saying it should be. But this is way I'm wired, for better or for worse.
- endzone 12y agolook at the transcript. these people are just passing around emails, not "solving problems". i see it as a form of mental illness
- robotresearcher 12y agoI'm not sure I would optimize my life for the deathbed version of me any more than I would for the 20 year old version of me. Those guys are crazy.