Coming up next in the Ziggler Show, you know, when we think about this emotion of regret

We have two choices we can ignore it and say no regrets never look backward or we can wallow in it

And both of those are bad ideas

Instead, we should do what athletes do which is let's watch the game tape and see what we can learn

And that's what we should do with our regrets

Welcome to the Ziggler Show. I'm your host Kevin Miller

This podcast has a simple premise and it's to take the age-old wisdom of self-help and personal development and break it down

As the how it relates to our world today to ourselves today

You can dig in more with each episode at Kevin Miller.co

No regrets is an American slogan along with no fear and just do it yet

More often than not we don't just do it and having no fear is psychopathic and having no regrets means

You have no sorrow forever hurting anyone or making a mistake and regret is simply recognizing sadness or disappointment about something

We wish we hadn't done or we didn't do something and we wish we we had and Dan Pink is our research expert here

He showcases that it's a massive power if we'll recognize it and learn from it regret

Not again as he said at the top of the show reject the regret or wallow in it neither way

So this is my second time having Dan on the show

He's a multi best-selling author and when I say best-selling

I don't mean an obscure Amazon book category like Amish Romance or something

But the actual New York Times best-seller list you'll likely recognize his books such as a whole new mind

Drive to sell is human and when his books have sold millions of copies have been translated into 42 languages

He also has a TED talk titled The Puzzle of Motivation which has somewhere north of 30 million views

Well, Dan's an author kind of like Brené Brown who leads with research and he's now turned his focus to regrets with his new book

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