15 Things People On Their Deathbed Wish They Did Differently

Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.

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When you are on your deathbed quotes?
Is a dying wish legally binding?
What does it feel like to be on your deathbed?
What people regret at end of life?
What are some famous last words?
What happens if a will is signed but not witnessed?
What are handwritten wills called?
Will changed right before death?
Can a dying person cry?
Does dying hurt?
Why do I feel death is near?
What do dying people wish for?
What do we regret the most?
What is important at the end of life?
What were Voltaire's last words?
What do you say before you die?
What are the last words?
What are the three conditions to make a will valid?
How do I prove a will?
How many copies of a will should be signed?
How do you prepare a simple will?
Does a handwritten will count?
What should be included in a handwritten will?

00:00 - Intro
00:27 - I wish I hadn’t worked so hard.
01:10 - I wish I had laughed things off more often.
01:56 - I wish I had enjoyed more of the foods I loved.
02:37 - I wish I hadn’t wasted my time trying so hard for people that didn’t matter.
03:33 - I wish I had not been so attached to my phone.
04:20 - I wish I had taken more risks – lived a little on the edge.
05:06 - I wish I had stood up to the bullies, the meanies, the baddies, and the gossips.
05:58 - I wish I had made a difference.
06:37 - I wish I hadn’t spent so much time worrying about things I couldn’t control.
07:20 - I wish I had travelled more.
07:55 - I wish I had pursued the career I really wanted.
08:45 - I wish I had taken better care of my health.
09:25 - I wish I had been more present.
10:00 - I wish I had seen my own worth.
10:38 - I wish I had realized how much I already had.
11:01 - Question

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[walkingthroughdusk]

1. I wish I hadn't worked so hard
2. I wish I laughed things off more often
3. I wish I enjoyed more of the foods I loved
4. I wish I hadn't wasted my time trying so hard for people that didn't matter
5. I wish I had not been so attached to my phone
6. I wish I had taken more risks - lived a little on the edge
7. I wish I had stood up to the bullies, the meanies, the baddies, and the gossips
8. I wish I had made a difference
9. I wish I hadn't spend so much time worrying about things I can't control
10. I wish I had traveled more
11. I wish I had pursued the career I really wanted
12. I wish I had taken better care of my health
13. I wish I had been more present
14. I wish I had seen my own worth
15. I wish I had realized how much I already had

[ttgttg]

From someone near his death "You go on and live as best as you can."

[CaptPicard]

I had a health scare that gave me a glimpse of what it would feel like to know that death was around the corner. In those few days all I wanted to do was be with my wife and kids. Everything turned out well, but it changed me forever. I've turned down promotions because it would mean less family time which is crazy for me since I used to be a workaholic. I have to say I'm about 10 times happier both at work and home now, that health scare was a blessing in disguise

[MillionaireMindsetClub]

Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.

[drmchillchristianbeats]

Life ends quicker than we think we do. All those memes saying we went from 1st to 25th of the month in 2 hours make a lot of sense. Live life as fully as you possibly can and trust God to protect you in the bad times. Bless up

[austinboateng]

We often neglect this sad day will come until it befalls us. Finding yourself next to a dying person or loved one is never a fun place to be. In my case, it was my late Dad. I felt helpless and found myself repeating the exact words as he was slowly gasping for air. I wish I had the power to revive him or change this scenario. Thank you, ALUX!

[marshahanson]

Laughter is the best way out an awkward situation even if it’s just a polite laugh

[aaronaustrie]

You only live once and that's why it's important to enjoy your life and not be working for people that really don't care about you!

[kurts]

Number 17 - loved deeper
Number 18 - forgived more

At the end day it's about forgiveness, both of others and of oneself.

[andrefecteau]

"get busy living or get busy dying"...Shawshank Redemption

[DoKtaTre]

#5:

Perhaps those on their deathbed have lamented over spending excessive time with their phones — but honestly, for the vast, VASTTT majority of those "on their death beds, " their phones (or at least for the majority of their lives this was so) were merely the now almost obsolete archaic rudimentary communication tool — even for so many "deathbeders" that was a WIRED phone. So, relating that statement to modern the technological achievement of what we call "smartphones" seems an oversight, Alux.

Moreover, as Jason Silva has "famously" contrived, "our modern phones are an extension of our consciousness seeking expression in the world around us." Much like rudimentary cutting & harvesting tools were/are extensions of our hands to pluck the fruits of trees & plants, computerized technology is an extension of our greatest tool for manipulating the external world: _our _*_MINDS_*

[Chahlie]

I wish I had found out 50 years ago that my parents were narcissists and hell bent on destroying me. Narcissism is a scourge destroying young people's potential. Fix self esteem and all the rest falls into place.

[alisterfolson]

"Enjoy every sandwich" - Warren Zevon

[RajKumar-nwen]

Dear ALUX TEAM, I have learnt so much from your videos. I am stilling planning and making strategy for my business, its been one and half year now of constant working. Its not a sprint but a marathon, felt it. These type of videos provide so much clarity about self and business profession. Thank you. Much love for your hardwork and guidance.

[bizimahsamuel]

this works the day i stopped wasting time on people who seem to be useless in my life i found much peace got to know myself even more....I truelly discovered who I really was and it was true I didn't need them around my life coz they are toxic and always didn't let me know and discover who i was

[brindaram]

During world war and during pandemics, people just wanted to have a job....put food on the table. When life becomes luxurious and laid back, then we think of all this....""doing what one likes to do etc."

[joymae]

I feel on my deathbed I would wish I just ate that burrito or got extra guac

[tracybranson]

The greatest irony in the world is that you are so blessed and don't know it. Abraham-hicks

[willworknow]

Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty & well preserved body; but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, & loudly proclaiming “Wow! What a Ride!" ~Hunter S. Thompson

[foundx]

The deathbed fallacy could be due to “grass is always greener on the other side” thinking. When you are nearing death, you regret the other kind of life you didn’t live.