I regret an opportunity to take a great trip…tickets were bought, but I listened to advice that I really have to rough it and didn’t go. I think it would have been a wonderful experience and I can rough it!
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This crops up a lot in my life… I am learning to live a life that creates no regrets, but it’s definitely a challenging process. With God, all things are possible, if we believe…
I rarely linger with anything substantial, but I do wonder about a young lady I might have taken more seriously about 30 years ago. Recognizing that I didn’t pay enough attention then has made me notice and appreciate people around me today…it is hard to call it a regret, except it was a hard lesson.
This used to happen a lot before, mostly because i reason out the end before even starting; the worst feeling in the world is the feeling that follows the question WHAT IF
regrets and remorse are always vain, useless, non-constructive, negative… let’s lood ahead and forward… 🙂
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how have you been lately, Miss O?… haven’t “seen” for quite ahile… my very best, stay healhy and “cool”! have a positive week! friendly thoughts & dasfidania! 🙂 Mélanie
Otrazhenie 
We do not take action because of “I” the ego’s judgments. We avoid awkward, embarassing, things we may fail at, be criticized.
I can look back at a life time of missed opportunity, instead of regret, I have adapted and try to take action daily, now.
Old dogs can learn new tricks, the kind is play dough, we know from neuroscience.
So true. Love your comment 🙂
I regret an opportunity to take a great trip…tickets were bought, but I listened to advice that I really have to rough it and didn’t go. I think it would have been a wonderful experience and I can rough it!
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This crops up a lot in my life… I am learning to live a life that creates no regrets, but it’s definitely a challenging process. With God, all things are possible, if we believe…
here, here!!! such good advice. 🙂
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So very true!!
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Otrazhenie,
I rarely linger with anything substantial, but I do wonder about a young lady I might have taken more seriously about 30 years ago. Recognizing that I didn’t pay enough attention then has made me notice and appreciate people around me today…it is hard to call it a regret, except it was a hard lesson.
What about you?
Mark
I’m still learning my lessons….
I don’t believe in regrets.
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This used to happen a lot before, mostly because i reason out the end before even starting; the worst feeling in the world is the feeling that follows the question WHAT IF
So true. Very good point 🙂
regrets and remorse are always vain, useless, non-constructive, negative… let’s lood ahead and forward… 🙂
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how have you been lately, Miss O?… haven’t “seen” for quite ahile… my very best, stay healhy and “cool”! have a positive week! friendly thoughts & dasfidania! 🙂 Mélanie
So true. Totally agree with you. Let’s look ahead and forward 🙂