Dean Graziosi argues that regret for not trying will weigh heavier than any failure. He describes the cost of inaction: unused energy, missed impact on people, unearned wealth, and no legacy for your family. The burden of what you didn't do outlasts the sting of what you tried and lost.
Whatever you think you're meant to be, can we agree if you don't at least try for it at the end of our lives, we're going to be pissed. Like, we could say it in a really cute and fancy way, but if you get to the end of your life and you knew you had more gas in the tank, more things to do, more people to impact, more lives to change, more money to make, more legacy for your family, I believe at the end, that's going to weigh hundreds of thousands of pounds. Because avoidance quietly keeps us, well, the same. And if the same over and over again is what you wanted, you surely wouldn't be hanging out with me and being a part of our family, right?
