Those with regrets refuse to accept the truths of life and don’t want to confront challenges. As a result, they lack inspiration and the will to make a change.
The truth is often painful. Yet, it’s necessary to embrace those facts to live a better, more meaningful, and empowered life.
1. Your obsession with finding happiness is what prevents its attainment. Happiness is always present in your life. It's just a matter of connecting to it and allowing it to flow through you, that's challenging.
2. Your achievements and successes won't matter on your deathbed. When your time has come to transition from this reality, you won't be thinking about that raise; you'll be thinking about the relationships you've made- so start acting accordingly.
3. Your talent means nothing without consistent effort and practice. Some of the most talented people in the world never move out from their parent's basement.
4. It's not what happens, it's how you react that matters. Train yourself to respond in a way that leads to better outcomes.
5. Pleasure is temporary and fleeting, so stop chasing fireworks and start building a constellation. If you have a long-term vision you won't be worried about the short-term results.
6. Now is the only time that matters, so stop wasting it by ruminating on the past or planning the future. You can't control the past and you can't predict the future, and trying to do so only removes you from the one thing you can control- the present.
7. Time is your most valuable asset- you need to prioritise are you spend it. You have the power and responsibility to decide what you do with the time you have, so choose wisely.
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