Ever feel like life is racing by and you're stuck wondering, am I making the most of it?

This episode is a wake-up call.

You'll hear a powerful clip from my conversation with Brani Ware, author of the top five regrets of the dying.

Plus, three powerful questions that can completely transform your life if you're brutally honest with yourself.

So let's dive in.

The level of anguish and frustration that the dying people expressed while they were sharing

these regrets was impossible not to be affected by.

But I also had to trust that that was their life path and at least they were learning these

things at the end and some of them made me promise that I would share the wisdom on so that people

would learn from their mistakes. So if anything I just felt very honored and grateful to

be that messenger and to also have the lesson given to me repeatedly so that I was actually incorporating it into my own life.

I couldn't teach it without walking at myself.

So, if anything, it was as heartbreaking as it often was for me, there were plenty of tears in the bathroom with the door closed during those years.

But as difficult as that was,

it was also far more an honor than anything to work in that role. Let's take a look at regret

number one, which is so powerful. I wish I'd had the courage to live a life true to myself,

not the life others expected of me. And I was so

moved by Grace's story specifically when she said, I mean it. Promise this dying woman that

you will always be true to yourself, that you will be brave enough to live the way you want

to, regardless of what other people will say. Yeah, Grace still affects me on a day-to-day

basis, you know, not always consciously, but those months with her were certainly life-changing.

And she had stayed in a marriage that was very unhappy. And then as soon as her husband went into a nursing home,

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