The 5 Regrets of the Dying

In this video, we're discussing The 5 Regrets of the Dying. These tips can help you live a full life and avoid making any of the 5 regrets of the dying.

If you're looking to learn about the 5 regrets of the dying, then this video is for you! We discuss this topic in detail and provide you with tips on how to avoid making any of these regrets. By the end of this video, you'll be better prepared to face death with courage and dignity!

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[kaleidoscope]

You don't need to do something big. You need to do right. A clear conscience is the softest pillow.

[YaNeK]

Maintainence of Relationships & Health are the 2 main reasons why I've decided to resign from my high paying job so I can focus more on the important things in life 💯😎🤟🏼

[jeffzuess]

The working hard hits me, no manager or company appreciates what you do.

[popcultureperspectives]

I'm the caregiver of my 86-year-old grandma. I've watched her regret not sticking up for herself and telling people off that she was (is still) angry at. So, when it comes to expressing emotion... realize it doesn't only apply to love and light... it applies to being true to yourself even when that truth is expressing anger and standing up for yourself.

[lutzspringborn]

Got shot and realized real quick what my calling was, it's 2years in and I'm excelling at a pace that feels unreal to me at times.

Go for it or regret it forever.

[mityasokolay]

Happiness is a choice! That’s why I’m happy and have no stress and no problems)))) 😄😄😄 grateful for that

[fluffytail]

Don’t maintain relationships that are more work than joy. If you’re always the one contacting them or making effort and plans, back off. If you’re “friends” don’t pick up the phone, then you were the friend to them that they aren’t willing to be for you. Toxic and flaky people have no place in my life. I’m happier without them than with them. ❤

[rosemarietolentino]

Not everyone truly even knows how to be at peace with themselves. Let alone even know what they want. With everyone telling you how to think.

[jimywealth]

Learned this in Med School on hospice rotation decades ago. So grateful..

[tegannottelling]

That’s so awesome. I’m proud of myself I have none of those regrets so far 😊😊😊

[juhi]

I understood this longtime back❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤.I made calls, I met people, cooked for my friends, tried to spread love, complimented people around, did a lot of community service and took responsibility to take care of my family 😊.

[nic]

Always tell the people you love just how much you love them ❤

[Thought_Criminal_]

I relate to #3. I often think about how differently my younger years would have gone if I wasn't always worried about rejection. Of course, so many what ifs....

[funnygirlever]

After talking to my dad for a months before he passed away. I look at life differently. The things you're stressing about won't be at you're bed side.

[AdrienneMint]

This was really good. Simple but very meaningful. Thank you ❤️

[QuinnAnEveryman]

Author Bronnie Wear, wrote, “The Top Five Regrets of the Dying”. This memoir’s been around since 2009 and in book form, from 2012. I became aware of the content a year or two later. It had a profound effect on my metacognition, and life itself started revealing a new meaning. Yet it seems so many people haven’t heard of “The Top Five Regrets of the Dying”, and even those aware, seem to willfully disregard such wise insight into living a completely fulfilled life. Bizarre.

[cindigoodridge]

This is so meaningful I stop skipping vids till I got to you. This means alot to even hear. If I'm 40 now that means I can apply this now.

[conniejohnson]

It took me a long time to realize that love not returned is not love. Those that are insecure in themselves will try to bring you down to build themselves up. Just stay with the Lord and trust Him.

[TheMojoMotivation]

❤ family... take care of yourself... tell people i love you.

[pmao]

Some great reminders. Grateful for your video and the tips🧡