October 9, 20169 yr If I had it to do over again, I would forego my Procter/Gamble career and have become a teacher/coach. Would have purchased a condo, instead of rented an apartment all of my life. Wished I'd have taken my dad (and myself) to Alaska back when he was able to travel, and I had the means.
October 10, 20169 yr Regrets are strange because you always picture things turning out for the better had you made a different decision. But that might not always be the case. Say you bought a bad car that only lasted 4 years and spent a lot of time in the shop. You regret buying it and the thought is if you had bought that red muscle car it would have been much better. But maybe you would have wrapped that red muscle car around a tree because it did not handle a rainy night well. Maybe you broke your leg badly and spent 2 weeks in a hospital and now every 6 months or so it aches. Then you might regret buying it instead of the car that was in the shop a lot.
October 10, 20169 yr Regrets are strange because you always picture things turning out for the better had you made a different decision. But that might not always be the case. Say you bought a bad car that only lasted 4 years and spent a lot of time in the shop. You regret buying it and the thought is if you had bought that red muscle car it would have been much better. But maybe you would have wrapped that red muscle car around a tree because it did not handle a rainy night well. Maybe you broke your leg badly and spent 2 weeks in a hospital and now every 6 months or so it aches. Then you might regret buying it instead of the car that was in the shop a lot. Or it would have been the baddest machine on the planet. You're a glass half empty regret kinda guy.
October 11, 20169 yr I regret working.. the way everyone can live off the others hard earned money... why bother?
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