Welcome to Your World Within Daily. I'm Eddie Panero. And in this episode, I it was Friday, maybe Saturday, I released a video called

Live a Life True to Yourself in one of my YouTube compilations. And I wanted to share it here.

Simple idea, right? It's the idea of, you know, you kind of fast forward your life a little

bit and you're on your balcony and you're asking yourself, you know, you kind of fast forward your life a little bit and you're on your

balcony and you're asking yourself, you know, when I came to those intersections of,

do I choose safety and stay where I am or vulnerability and pursue the things that excite me,

what did I do? And kind of in the thought process of looking back.

And, you know, as we sit here today eliminating the regret, right, regret minimization, as Jeff Bezos has said,

so that when that moment comes, you look back and you think, yeah, maybe I fell and I fell and I fell, but I learned and I lived and I loved

and I experienced life as opposed to thinking, well, what if?

You know, what if I had the courage to be me?

What if I had the courage to take life head on?

So that's what this is about, and I'm excited to share it with you guys.

It's called Live a Life True to Yourself.

And here it goes. So imagine years from now. Way down the road,

you're older, sitting on your front porch, kind of fists propped up under your chin,

you're staring out and thinking about your life. You're thinking about the decisions you made, the things you did and didn't do.

What would you be thinking? What would you change? Would there be regrets?

There's a lot of research around this topic in one of the most important books written on it by Brani Ware talks about the regrets of the dying.

And one of them is wishing I had the courage to live a life true to myself.

So you're sitting there, you're looking out in your had the courage to live a life true to myself.

So you're sitting there, you're looking out and you're imagining what if you acted differently?

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