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<p dir="ltr">When you're caring for someone you love with dementia, the weight of responsibility can slowly consume you. Emma Heming Willis knows this reality firsthand. After her husband Bruce Willis was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, Emma found herself in one of life's ... Show More

Want to stop self-sabotaging and start achieving? Steven Pressfield explains why overcoming resistance is the key to fulfilling your greatest creative potential. He also reveals some of the revolutionary ideas from his books: The War of Art, Turning Pro, and The Artist's Journey. ... Show More

Stuck in a dark place? Wish the world was more accepting and less negative? In this interview, world-renowned writer and spiritual teacher, Bryon Katie, will walk you through 4 questions that will change your life. Not only will you learn how to turn off the negative chatter of y ... Show More

<p>“To err is human.”</p> <p>How do you deal with mistakes? This is such an important question that you’ll want to take notes on this, and I recommend you listening to it more than once.</p> <p>We all make mistakes. It’s easy to forget that when we’re in the midst of a mess-up. B ... Show More

Coulda, woulda, shoulda… In Overthink’s long-awaited epsiode 82, David and Ellie fret over the meaning of regret, in everything from life-altering career decisions to sloppy teenage breakups. They consider the usefulness of regret — if it has one at all — and explore its relation ... Show More

Regret sucks. Thinking back on things we should have done, or should never have done, can make us feel bad. But #noregrets isn't a philosophy for a happy and healthy life.    Regrets can be a great guide and can help us live a life that's true to our authentic selves. Illustrator ... Show More

Episode 10: On this episode of The Shift, Christina (@quotesbychristie) talks with Marie Forleo (@MarieForleo), an entrepreneur, author, and content creator about her favorite advice, how to figure out anything, how to deal with feeling overwhelmed, and more.Want to watch The Shi ... Show More

Most people think regret is a universally bad thing. But if you look a little closer, regret actually serves a very useful purpose in our lives. 

<p>How do you bounce back from a mistake?</p> <p>We all make mistakes, but they can be difficult to accept them in the moment. No matter how impeccable you are or how perfect you want to be, the question is not whether you will eventually mess up, it’s will you own it and learn f ... Show More

Regret is painful – but it can also be productive, pushing us to make better decisions and needed changes in our lives. Dr. Robert Leahy, author of the book “If Only…Finding Freedom From Regret,” talks about the difference between productive and unproductive regret, why some peop ... Show More

<p>This week, Barb and Michelle discuss ways to redefine and reframe regret, so that we can find peace, happiness, and acceptance in the present moment. Follow us @MichelleMaros and @Peaceful_Barb and share your experiences with us @BarbKnowsBestPod or at <strong>www.michellemaro ... Show More

<p>Dans cet épisode, je te dis clairement ce que je pense des regrets, et te donne quelques petits conseils pour aller de l'avant dans ta vie 💪🏼.&nbsp;</p> <p>👉🏼 Mon Facebook : Laurie Zed.</p> <p>👉🏼 &nbsp;Mon Instagram : @coupdebooost</p> 

1. Amanda shares the biggest regret of her life: the one that still wakes her up in the middle of the night. 2. The five biggest regrets of the dying—and how to make the necessary changes to avoid them. 3. Why we should reframe regret as proof of a life well-lived.