Today I’m featuring an article a few friends posted on Facebook, dealing with many of the self-styled life’s recurring themes: taking risks, living out our dreams, etc.
The article is written by Bronnie Ware, who’d worked in palliative care for a number of years. In that time, she realized that many of her patients echoed similar regrets about their lives as they faced the end. Like the ideas in a Steve Jobs speech I’ve referenced before, the sentiments of the palliative patients reflect the clarity that comes from facing death. Though I think many of us would agree that we know we should be living with this attitude, it’s still inspiring to hear the encouragement from another perspective.
Top Five Regrets of the Dying by Bronnie Ware on her blog, Inspiration and Chai. She has also turned the thoughts from this particular article into a book that you can find on her site!
Happy Friday!
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Thank you so much for sharing this link – Bonnie Ware’s insights struck a real chord.