Dean Graziosi argues that people are too focused on themselves to judge your failures. The real regret isn't stumbling publicly, it's dying with untapped potential because you were too afraid to try.
People don't care as much about what you do as you think they do. Everybody cares about themselves. And so many times we're worrying if we fail, we're worried if it doesn't go good, we're worried if we embarrass ourselves. In front of who? The most embarrassing thing we could ever do is get to the end of your life and realize you played small. You left all of it on the table and you don't get another shot. That's more fearful than anything else, getting to the end and realize you freaking missed it.
