Welcome. I'm Kevin Miller. This is a podcast for your personal evolution. In this episode,

rejecting no regrets and embracing life lessons. So no regrets is, of course, this American

slogan along with no fear and just do it, things like that. Yeah, more often than not, I think

that we don't often just do it. And having

no fear is actually psychopathic. And having no regrets means that we have no sorrow for ever

hurting anyone or making a mistake. Well, regrets simply recognizing sadness or disappointment

about something that we did, we wish we hadn't, or something we didn't do and wish we had.

And Dan Pink,

his research showcases that it's a massive power if we'll recognize it and learn from it,

not as he says, reject or wallow in it. So the following conversation was my second time having Dan on the show. Dan Pink is a multi-bestselling author. When I say bestselling,

I don't mean a one-day time on an obscure Amazon book category like Amish romance or something,

but the actual New York Times bestseller list. You'll likely recognize his books such as

a whole new mind to sell as human and when amongst many. His books

have sold millions of copies. They've been translated in 42 language last I heard at least. He also

has a TED talk titled The Puzzle of Motivation, which has somewhere north of 30 million views.

And I recently saw him being interviewed by Oprah Winfrey as well.

But Dan is an author, reminds me kind of like Bray Brown, leads with research, and he's now

turned his focus to regrets. Has a book called The Power of Regret, how looking backward moves

us forward. So I asked him back on the show the moment I saw the book title,

I've always struggled with that concept of no regrets. And you're about to hear me dig in with

Dan on how we can harness our regret for our progress and not suffer or run from it.

You can find, of course, the power of regret book anywhere. And you can connect with Dan at Danpink.com, but you type in Dan Pink, you'll find him everywhere. All right,

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