You can easily imagine the regrets of the one who wouldn't have those five regrets listed in the article:
1. I wish I'd had paid more attention to what others advised me.
2. I wish I had worked harder.
3. I wish I had thought more before acting and talking.
4. I wish I hadn't wasted so much time (e.g. socially).
5. I wish I hadn't chosen so often what made me happier.
This article sounds good, and it is good that it makes you think, but nobody ever can really have "phenomenal clarity of vision". Other decisions would've made those people's lives different, but nobody can ever know what would've been the consequences of making other decisions, and picking different paths in life. It could've been worse.
This is the pitfall of thinking with your heart only: you draw incorrect conclusions, and you have no idea you do.
1. I wish I'd had paid more attention to what others advised me.
2. I wish I had worked harder.
3. I wish I had thought more before acting and talking.
4. I wish I hadn't wasted so much time (e.g. socially).
5. I wish I hadn't chosen so often what made me happier.
This article sounds good, and it is good that it makes you think, but nobody ever can really have "phenomenal clarity of vision". Other decisions would've made those people's lives different, but nobody can ever know what would've been the consequences of making other decisions, and picking different paths in life. It could've been worse.
This is the pitfall of thinking with your heart only: you draw incorrect conclusions, and you have no idea you do.
