Optimizing life for fewer regrets

Most of us are afraid of messing thing up. But we rarely ask, “Would I regret that failure?” If the answer is “no,” then that is absolutely a risk you should pursue.

Sometimes, the right decision becomes crystal clear when put into these terms.

We should learn from the past, but to regret it and then look at it with disdain brings nothing but frustration and anger. There is no reward for dwelling on what you cannot control, the past.

To build character, expect and embrace failure, then seek obstacles that seem uncomfortable...

If you want to change the world:

1. Start your day with a completed task.

2. Don’t go it alone.

3. Grit and determination trump talent.

4. Life is not fair; get over it.

5. Don’t fear failure; embrace it.

6. Approach obstacles with a sense of boldness.

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