If you want to live a life of No-Regrets, then make sure that you do “the right thing” always.
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And what is the “the right thing”??
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The Right Thing is anything that is backed-up by an absolute truth.
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And then, an absolute truth is something that remains true always, no matter the angle from which anyone views it.
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Anything that is an absolute truth is not relative. It cannot be disproven when looked at from another point of view.
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Typical Examples Of “The Right Thing”.

1. You can enjoy yourself as much as you can, but don't hurt anybody while you enjoy. (If you enjoy alone, you're actually hurting someone who came around to share in your enjoyment, whom you turned down or declined).

2. Shortcuts are not the best way to go. They only solve immediate needs. All those processes that were missed while following a shortcut would definitely be needed to be sorted out all-over again as time goes on.
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3. Love brings peace. Peace brings happiness. Happiness brings joy. Joy brings positivity. Now, if your love does not bring peace, happiness, joy, and positivity,, but rather anxiety, stress, jealousy, suspicions, and a constant insatiable craving for sex, then that is definitely not love.
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4. Even if you decide to stay all alone by yourself and be doing absolutely nothing about anything, if your staying alone hurts somebody somewhere, then you are not doing the right thing. Once you get to know that you are hurting someone, please do something about it.
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There are many many more.

A lot of people might think that doing the right thing is boring.
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Well,, we will look into that one later.

Lalasticlala

No one is perfect.. doing the right thing should be a rule we should all be guided by but remember, that doing the right thing at the wrong place or time might lead to your automatic demise.. e.g. Going to stop a jungle justice on a thief without the police.

seek the face of God before any action,
that is the right thing

anthonyuncle:
seek the face of God before any action,
that is the right thing

On a General Note, can your advice pass as true for a Buddhist??

BluntCrazeMan:
On a General Note, can your advice pass as true for a Buddhist??

when i say God,i mean whoever one sees as a supreme being

anthonyuncle:


when i say God,i mean whoever one sees as a supreme being

From that point of view, you're right.
But then, let's see it from another point of view.
What of somebody that doesn't have any entity that he sees as a supreme being.?
What of someone who is an atheist?

Lalasticlala,
Seun

BluntCrazeMan:
From that point of view, you're right.
But then, let's see it from another point of view.
What of somebody that doesn't have any entity that he sees as a supreme being.?
What of someone who is an atheist?

the person should seek guidance from whatever or whoever he/she holds in high esteem