In the end, what truly matters?
- Greg brings up something powerful from the article, The Five Regrets of the Dying.
- The article states that the number two regret of the dying is working too much.
- There is an unspoken hierarchy in our society about what is valuable; higher on that hierarchy are career success, fame, and wealth. Lower on the list is family, health, wisdom, and personal fulfillment.
- When you have an Essentialist mindset, career is important - but as it relates to how you are able to provide for your family and gain true fulfillment. It should not be an end in and of itself.
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