The 12 Most Common Regrets People Have At The End Of Life #digitalnomad #time

What do you want to do but keep postponing?

Read this - here are 12 regrets of people over 80 years old:

Didn't spend enough time with loved ones.
Didn't talk about their feelings.
Didn't take care of their health.
Didn't travel.
Didn't try new things.
Didn't spend enough time alone.
Didn't live the way they wanted.
Didn't do what they could.
Didn't spend enough time on what matters.
Didn't forgive themselves and others.
Didn't open up new opportunities.
Weren't themselves.

Future self check often answers the question about the present: I ask, what would my 100-year-old self say about the situation, and I get the answer. Grandma Elena is wise, she knows what we will regret in the future and what we won't, and she helps me live in harmony with my feelings every day.

Do you give yourself such a check? Ask yourself:

"What would I say at 100 about the situation I have today? What would be the advice not to regret lost time and opportunities?"

It usually works 💪😎

I want to be myself today - make mistakes, try, rejoice, share what makes me happy or scares me - be open and allow myself to be vulnerable, doubt, laugh or be very angry - and in the end, I really hope that I will say to my grandchildren that I lived a full and rich life and did everything I could and wanted, lived MY life.

❤️ @elenadolchmit