How Would You Approach Life if Regret was Waiting at The End of it?

Daniel Davies
5 min readJan 10, 2024
Photo by @felipepelaquim on Unsplash

It’s a new year, but some old friends went missing along the way.

There are a couple of things I used to love doing in the past. If you’re interested in that, click here.

But you know how it goes, life gets busy, and there doesn’t seem to be time for much else. Trust me, I understand.

However, regarding those things you sacrificed in pursuit of your goals,

Did you do so because it was necessary at the time or did you fall out of love with them?

Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash

If it’s the latter, fair enough. If it’s the former, however, I would just like you to consider a few things.

  1. Do you have more time now to engage with the things you used to love?
  2. If time isn’t the factor, what’s stopping you?
  3. If — by some magical powers — you aged an extra 20 years today, would you have regrets about those things you used to love?

Status change?

One of the main reasons for disengaging from activities we love is due to lack of time — only 24 hours in a day innit — and as…

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Daniel Davies

Probably listening to music. Avid writer. Welcome to my world, feel free to make yourself at home, maybe read a post or two:)