We hope this article helps you see life differently and enjoy it more fully. This list is taken from what nurses who care for terminally ill people tell.
20 things people regret on their deathbed:
1) I wish I hadn't constantly compared myself to others: this way I could have enjoyed life instead of constantly regretting what I didn't have.
2) I wish I had planned things better and hadn't lived so wildly. Living without limits can be fun but the time will come when it will take its toll on us.
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3) I wish I hadn't spent part of my life regretting it. We waste a lot of time regretting ourselves and that time could be used to enjoy life a little more.
4) I wish I hadn't said, "I'll start it tomorrow." Do you have projects in mind? Start them today and tomorrow you will reap the benefits ... this way you won't leave them before you start them.
5) I wish I had risked more. Only the one who manages to risk will truly win. Knowing how to take calculated risks will take us to places where we have never been.
6) I wish I had finished everything I started. Many times we leave things by halves and we regret it. It is important be constant and persevere.
7) I wish I could have told others how much I love them. We never know when our last day on earth is going to be, so make sure people around you know how much you love them.
8) I would like to have been content with what I have and not have wasted time looking for more.
9) I wish I had taken better care of my body and my health, this way I could have lived a little longer.
10) I wish I had listened to the good advice of others. If you had listened more carefully to certain people, you would not have made so many bad decisions.
11) I wish I hadn't held such a grudge. I should have been able to not give my enemies that satisfaction and thus have been a little happier.
12) I wish I had traveled more, had known new customs and other reasons to wake up every day of my life.
13) I wish I had laughed more. Not focusing on the problems I had on a daily basis and dedicating a few moments a week to be able to laugh and forget about everything that surrounded me in those moments.
14) I wish I had spent less time working and could have used it to spend with my family.
15) I would have liked to be in contact with all my childhood friends. Recover those relationships that were so special in their day but that ended up being lost with the passage of time.
16) I wish I had noticed the little details. In this way my life would have been very different.
17) I wish I had trusted me more. In this way I would have been able to achieve my goals.
18) I wish I had followed my intuition at various times in my life.
19) I wish I had hung out with better companies, not strayed from good friends, and continued to maintain good relationships until the end of my life.
20) I wish I had done things in a different way. Having made other decisions and not having made such obvious mistakes.
Live longer and better and you will not regret anything on your deathbed.
The ideas in this article are very profound. Personally, I wish I could say when the day comes that I lived with passion, with integrity and that I was happy as I grew each day as a person. A hug, Pablo
Chilling,
I hope some of us learn the lesson and don't have to regret so many things on our deathbed. I at least am trying to work so that it does not happen like that.