REGRET-FREE LIVING | Bronnie Ware | TEDxGraz

Australian author Bronnie Ware will be joining the TEDx stage with inspirational insights into regret-free living. Drawing on the insights gained while caring for dying people, Bronnie has learned to live an authentic life, drawing on courage to follow her heart’s guidance. She will be sharing tools with us on how to live in such a way, from a place of kindness while still managing regret-free living.

Bronnie Ware is the author of the international bestseller, The Top Five Regrets of the Dying. Applying the wisdom of dying people to her own life, Bronnie created new directions and has now become the person she hoped to, and more. She will be sharing the importance of courage and conscious choice to create a life free of regrets.

[MANIAKRA]

I started really going after the life I wanted to live after my dad died and I realized how fragile and limited our time is. Don't wait to learn this lesson. Just go now.

[bloomuniversal]

Wow! How does this not have a bazillion views? Such a deep, beautiful, profound and heartfelt message to live and die by. Thank you Bronnie.

[bittubittu]

Bronnie, I have read, loved and recommend your precious book to all of my friends & family members. I am blessed to get opportunity to come across this beautiful content about life.❤❤❤❤❤

[randoomly]

"In order to do the best I can I need to be courageous enough to honor this calling even though I don't understand it".

[huizij]

Bronnie's voice has a calming touch to it, I just love listening to her talking.

[PabloTheOne]

You should read her book "The Top Five Regrets of the Dying" - it's a good book to rethink your life

[MrGhirbo]

Compassion has to start with ourselves
treating yourself with that same compassion, patience, and gentleness as you threat other people with.

[mariaguild]

I love this!..I love being a stay at home mom with my kids. even tho I often feel like I am not making enough money or 'doing enough to get ahead in life" But when I really listen to my heart I feel like I would have more regrets having missed big parts of my kids lives. So I am happy where I am ! Yay! I know they will be older soon, and I will have more time to focus on work or a career... But I am cherishing these days with them very much!

[Nicoleliestsogerne]

Thank you so much. "Service doesn't mean sacrifice". This sentence stuck with me and I wrote it down in my journal. Thank you.

[mobk]

Bronnie, What can I say. You are like a refreshing drink of ice cold water on a sunny day. No thrills, yet powerful and fulfilling. Thank you for sharing your music. You've made this human being feel a little bit lighter.

[bigmouthpiece]

Just finished reading her book 5regrets of the dying great thought provoking read

[dr.estherudotai]

Thank you so much for pouring your heart into this message.

Many people should listen to this.
I learnt a new definition of self love: adapting the ability to treat myself with the same compassion, patient, gentleness and love I would treat others.

I will share this message with my audience.

[layne]

Really enjoyed this video. It's something we all think about and don't always speak about out loud to friends or especially family. I will go out and buy this book after losing my husband/best friend of 22 years of marriage. Myself being 51 and him being a week shy of 56. Luckily we did talk of these things and that was a gift I was left with after his diagnosis of stage 4 cancer 5 years prior. Suprizingly a very healthy and enjoyable 5 years with one Dr. saying he only had 6 months to live when first being dianosed. We decided not to focus on that and to live life. Thank you for a book I haven't read yet but know it will be a special one!

[mysoulwisdomandlightlanguage]

I absolutely love this and her open and honest way of expressing the book, it's a powerful life changing book🙏🏽♥️thank you Bronnie ware

[michaelantalya]

From Turkey with love Bronnie.. Your book is good..

[ellanassar]

This is the best therapy session. Amazing perspective for life and self-love. You are a guardian angel, thank you for sharing.

[hereBDBD]

I've referred to your book on several occasions as a type of life-calibration to reprioritize what's really important in the long run (aka a worthy deathbed reflection) - thank you so much! and so true...courage to give listen to one's own inner voice. God bless you Bronnie.

[nkian]

I thank myself listening to this and express my feeling on comment that I feel gratitude and bliss from listening to your talk, thank you

[ianbaker]

Absolutely awesome talk. Thanks Bronnie, I needed to hear this. I need to remember this.

[dzee]

Bonnie, you are wonderful. Thank you.