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5 Regrets People Have on Their Death Bed and How to Avoid Them
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pickthebrain.comEver thought ‘Am I missing out in life?’ Or ‘I’m sick of this job, it’s just the same thing day in, day out…’? You’re not the only one… Bronnie Ware, the famous Nurse & Author has a book, The most common regrets of the dying, that reveals peoples most common regrets on their death bed.
They are ‘I wish I lived a life true to myself, not what others expected of me’, ‘I wish I hadn’t worked so hard’, ‘I wish I’d had the courage to express my feelings’, ‘I wish I stayed in touch with my friends’, ‘I wish I allowed myself to be happier’.
Well here’s the most common, lesser known regrets that I’ve researched for you… Think ‘how can I increase my comfort zone?’ A common regret is ‘Not taking action and waiting for everything to be perfect, before
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