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People regret what they didn't do far more than what they tried and failed at. When you're unsure, pick the choice that makes the better story. A life worth living is one worth telling.
People regret what they didn't do far more than what they tried and failed at. When you're unsure, pick the choice that makes the better story. A life worth living is one worth telling.
I read some books about that, the end of life, and I read like a lot of articles and things on those things of like, what do people regret? Dude, nobody ever regrets the chances or the risks that they took. They all regret things that they didn't do far more than the things that they did do. And that has always been like this underlying, underburning sensation of mine of like, dude, when in doubt, do what's going to make for the best story. Do what's going to make for the— like, if I don't know, hey, should I go out? Should I go and take this trip? Should I go and— dude, what's going to make for the best story? Because at the end of the day, at the very least, you've got something cool to talk about, and it's going to make you more interesting as a human being to be able to just talk about that story, even if it's a disastrous failure
