QUOTE: "Regret is what we feel when we do something for ourselves that hurts the people who love us." (Anonymous)
MESSAGE: Regret is defined as “an aversive emotion focused on the belief that some event from the past could have been changed in order to produce a more desirable outcome.” Everyone has regrets (unless you’re under 5, a sociopath, or have brain damage). In his book, The Power of Regret: How Looking Backward Moves Us Forward, Daniel Pink collected over 16,000 regrets from people all over the world and found that they could be divided into four groups: Foundation regrets
This week, try this: Think about one of your biggest regrets and then look at how you have changed because of it, hopefully for the better. Then be grateful for the lesson and the better life you have because of it. DAD JOKE: I've started telling everyone about the benefits of eating dried grapes. It's all about raisin awareness.
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