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beejaay:

am sure u are the one that is not ok for copying the whole damn tin

I'm sorry abt dat.

Oga Seun, what is wrong with NL since morning na...bn having prob of opening NL since morning...

samsolite: 1. I wish I’d cared less about what other people think.

It’s only when you realize how little other people are really thinking of you (in a negative sense) that you
realize how much time you spent caring and wasting energy worrying about this.

2. I wish I had accomplished more.

You don’t have to have won an Oscar, a Grammy, or even a Nobel prize, built up a business or run a marathon,
but having small personal accomplishments is important.

3. I wish I had told __ how I truly felt.

Even if the “special one” doesn’t exist, telling someone how you truly feel will always save you
from that gut wrenching ”but what if…” feeling that could linger for life if you stay quiet.

4. I wish I had stood up for myself more.

Sometimes, it’s too easy to think that if you go all out to please everyone you’ll be liked more or your
partner won’t run off with anyone else. I think age probably teaches us to be nice but not at the expense of our own happiness.

5. I wish I had followed my passion in life.

It’s so easy to be seduced by a stable salary, a solid routine and a comfortable life, but at what expense?

6. I wish our last conversation hadn’t been an argument.

Life is short, and you never really know when the last time you speak to someone you love will be.
It’s these moments that really stay clear in peoples’ minds.

7. I wish I had let my children grow up to be who they wanted to be.

The realization that love, compassion and empathy are so much more important than clashes
in values or belief systems can hit home hard.

8. I wish I had lived more in the moment.

Watching children grow up makes you realize how short-lived and precious time really is,
and as we age, many of us live less and less in the present.

9. I wish I had worked less.

There’s always a desire to have loosened up a bit more with this one and the realization
that financial success or career accomplishment doesn’t necessarily equal a fulfilled life.

10. I wish I had traveled more.

It can be done at any age, with kids or not but many talk themselves out of it for all kinds of reasons
such as lack of money, mortgage, children, etc. When there’s a regret, you know it could have been possible at some stage.

11. I wish I had trusted my gut rather than listening to everyone else.

Making your own decisions and feeling confident in the decisions you make gives us fulfillment
and joy from life. Going against your gut only breeds resentment and bitterness.

12. I wish I’d taken better care of myself.

Premature health problems or aging always makes you wonder if you’d eaten healthier,
exercised more and been less stressed, would you be where you are today?

13. I wish I’d taken more risks.

Everyone has their own idea of what’s risky, but you know when you’re living too much in
your comfort zone. In hindsight, some people feel they missed out on a lot of adventure life has to offer.

14. I wish I’d had more time.

Many people say time speeds up as we age. The six weeks of summer holidays we had as kids
certainly seemed to last a lifetime. If time speeds up, then it’s even more important to make the most of every moment.

15. I wish I hadn’t worried so much.

If you’ve ever kept a diary and looked back, you’ll probably wonder why you ever got so worked up over a particular issue.

16. I wish I’d appreciated ___ more.

The consequences of taking people for granted are always hard to deal with.

17. I wish I’d spent more time with my family.

Some people get caught up with work, move to other parts of the world, grow old with grudges
against family members only to realize their priorities were in the wrong place.

18. I wish I hadn’t taken myself so seriously.

Life is just more fun when you can laugh at yourself.

19. I wish I’d done more for other people.

Doing things for others just makes life more meaningful.

20. I wish I could have felt happier.

The realization that happiness is a state of mind that you can control sometimes doesn’t occur to people until it’s too late.




Source:

http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/20-things-people-regret-the-most-before-they-die.html

Nice one Op

Even people who are still alive wish they had done some these things.

Ridiy: Oga Seun, what is wrong with NL since morning na...bn having prob of opening NL since morning...

No be only you my guy, have you noticed the number 2 in the site? www2.nairaland.com/

Gud

Michaellegend:
Sir, are you ok?

u wey quote am.. u get sense??

3ace: No be only you my guy, have you noticed the number 2 in the site? www2.nairaland.com/

Yep. I noticed it too when I was able to log in..

[quote author=samsolite]1. I wish I’d cared less about what other people think.

It’s only when you realize how little other people are really thinking of you (in a negative sense) that you
realize how much time you spent caring and wasting energy worrying about this.

2. I wish I had accomplished more.

You don’t have to have won an Oscar, a Grammy, or even a Nobel prize, built up a business or run a marathon,
but having small personal accomplishments is important.

3. I wish I had told __ how I truly felt.

Even if the “special one” doesn’t exist, telling someone how you truly feel will always save you
from that gut wrenching ”but what if…” feeling that could linger for life if you stay quiet.

4. I wish I had stood up for myself more.

Sometimes, it’s too easy to think that if you go all out to please everyone you’ll be liked more or your
partner won’t run off with anyone else. I think age probably teaches us to be nice but not at the expense of our own happiness.

5. I wish I had followed my passion in life.

It’s so easy to be seduced by a stable salary, a solid routine and a comfortable life, but at what expense?

6. I wish our last conversation hadn’t been an argument.

Life is short, and you never really know when the last time you speak to someone you love will be.
It’s these moments that really stay clear in peoples’ minds.

7. I wish I had let my children grow up to be who they wanted to be.

The realization that love, compassion and empathy are so much more important than clashes
in values or belief systems can hit home hard.

8. I wish I had lived more in the moment.

Watching children grow up makes you realize how short-lived and precious time really is,
and as we age, many of us live less and less in the present.

9. I wish I had worked less.

There’s always a desire to have loosened up a bit more with this one and the realization
that financial success or career accomplishment doesn’t necessarily equal a fulfilled life.

10. I wish I had traveled more.

It can be done at any age, with kids or not but many talk themselves out of it for all kinds of reasons
such as lack of money, mortgage, children, etc. When there’s a regret, you know it could have been possible at some stage.

11. I wish I had trusted my gut rather than listening to everyone else.

Making your own decisions and feeling confident in the decisions you make gives us fulfillment
and joy from life. Going against your gut only breeds resentment and bitterness.

12. I wish I’d taken better care of myself.

Premature health problems or aging always makes you wonder if you’d eaten healthier,
exercised more and been less stressed, would you be where you are today?

13. I wish I’d taken more risks.

Everyone has their own idea of what’s risky, but you know when you’re living too much in
your comfort zone. In hindsight, some people feel they missed out on a lot of adventure life has to offer.

14. I wish I’d had more time.

Many people say time speeds up as we age. The six weeks of summer holidays we had as kids
certainly seemed to last a lifetime. If time speeds up, then it’s even more important to make the most of every moment.

15. I wish I hadn’t worried so much.

If you’ve ever kept a diary and looked back, you’ll probably wonder why you ever got so worked up over a particular issue.

16. I wish I’d appreciated ___ more.

The consequences of taking people for granted are always hard to deal with.

17. I wish I’d spent more time with my family.

Some people get caught up with work, move to other parts of the world, grow old with grudges
against family members only to realize their priorities were in the wrong place.

18. I wish I hadn’t taken myself so seriously.

Life is just more fun when you can laugh at yourself.

19. I wish I’d done more for other people.

Doing things for others just makes life more meaningful.

20. I wish I could have felt happier.

The realization that happiness is a state of mind that you can control sometimes doesn’t occur to people until it’s too late.




Source:

[url]http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/20-things-people-regret-the-most-before-they-die........i plan on livin forever so far so gud...

see how nairaland is dry today.no wonder people like mr olodo have all d tym in d world 2 show their own variant of madness

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sence warrior

I pray you won't have "I wish I had accepted Christ as Lord"

Any relationship between this Olodo menace and Nairaland behavior these few hours

Bob Marley's last words were 'Money can't buy life'."

Cause for reflection

How come nobody has reported these people that escaped from Yaba Left? They are freely roaming nland o. Mr 'wetin him call himself sef'

To topic,
man is simply too forgetful, many of us are aware of these things, yet we stumble at them. May God help us.

By and large, based on the list, it seems I would die without regrets.

Bookmarked! I think I should scale down my work schedule to create more time for myself.

Michaellegend:
Sir, are you ok?

My God!! I didnt think there was an even bigger fool than Mr. Olodo on NL until you quoted the rubbish he wrote just to ask him if he was ok.
My question now to you is 'Sir, are you an olodo?'

bluejeff: So in essence this thread is created for dead people abi ?

No, 'about to die' people.

@op, do you mean regret on a sick bed or at old age? It's commonly known that no one knows when he/she is going to die. When did people start regretting because they know their time of death. Define your 'before they die'.

I'm happy for the things i have done and still happy for the things i didn't do.
I hate regrets.

Ok!

Life is not a bed of roses...nobody can live a perfect life, esppecially in Africa, you're faced with challeges evryday. We'll always have one regret or the other not only at the end of ones life, but throughout life. The human sppirit is never satisfied!

However, the issues listed above is worth pondering over...nice one!

Life is not a bed of roses...nobody can live a perfect life, esppecially in Africa, you're faced with challeges evryday. We'll always have one regret or the other not only at the end of ones life, but throughout life. The human spirit is never satisfied!

However, the issues listed above is worth pondering over...nice one!

Michaellegend:
Sir, are you ok?

Sir, are too OK? Must you quote that Mr Olodo's lengthy stupid post?

I tire for Nairaland o. Lord have mercy.

@ OP
Are you saying these out of experience?

ITbomb: Any relationship between this Olodo menace and Nairaland behavior these few hours

Yes, and that is ASUU strike.

beejaay:

am sure u are the one that is not ok for copying the whole damn tin

Copying your foolishness. Anumanu

usmsam:

My God!! I didnt think there was an even bigger fool than Mr. Olodo on NL until you quoted the rubbish he wrote just to ask him if he was ok.
My question now to you is 'Sir, are you an olodo?'

Shai! Nairaland.