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Okay, let's get right to it. Seven decisions that will create regret. I'm just going to

tell you out that there's probably 70. But I'm just going to boil these down because

of these are ones that I hear from you on the show. I see it in social media. I read the data.

Here we go. For we break down the seven Carl polymer. I hope that's how you say it.

A gerontologist at Cornell University and his team interviewed 1500 people for a study

over the age of 65. About what haunts them most? Look for the word regret here. What are they

regret most about their life choices? Now this is a life question. However, not taking

enough professional risk or career chances was number seven. Higher on their list of regrets,

then not taking enough care of their body. So it's a life question. Now you think for one

second, I want you to really grasp the heaviness of this of all of the things that people over the

age of 65 could reflect on and say, I wish I had done this. I wish I had done this. I mean,

there's a lot of things. Think of just of all the relational things, the experiential things,

work, a work related regret. Number seven. Let me just call this out. A lot of new people

this show coming in and out. Some of you are going, all right, let me see if that. Do I really

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