Hey, welcome back to another bonus episode of Cubicle to CEO, the podcast where we ask

successful founders, the business questions you can't Google. Wow, bonus number 50,

y'all, that's a lot of extra bonus episodes that we have recorded for you this year. And I'm so

glad for those of you who were able to tune in 50 extra times this year to hear what's going

on behind the scenes in our own business, as well as hear from some special guests or get to,

I don't know, bonus episodes have been fun because we get to play in a different format than we normally offer for our Monday guest interviews, which are very intentionally

structured as case studies. So anyways, thanks for allowing me to play this way with you this

year in experimenting with bonus episodes. And today's topic is one that I felt like was important

to share as I'm reflecting on the end of 2023 and headed into a new year. I think some of you

may be able to relate to this and that this may resonate with you. So as you can see from the

title, the one thing I regret from this year. This is not clickbait.

This is truly something I do actually regret. And when I say regret, I do want to clarify that

regret, when I say that, I mean that it is something that I have learned from and now knowing

better, I would do differently moving forward. But I never

truly, quote unquote, regret something in the way of I would go back in time and change it

because I'm a huge, like, believer in that every insignificant or minor decision you make has some sort of

ripple effect, right? And sometimes you can't see that full picture standing where you are now. So it's

not like I would want to go and change something about what I had already decided in the past

in case it would have some unintended ripple effect elsewhere that I was not anticipating or not wanting.

So that's just kind of the preface I want to set there.

But I think you guys get what I mean by this.

It's something I will not be doing in the new year.

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