The Top Five Regrets of the Dying
The Top Five Regrets of the Dying
Bronnie Ware
Mike Maples, Jr.
[The author] was a hospice nurse who had spent time with people in the last 90 days of their life. And she would learn like what their regrets were. - Mike Maples, Jr.
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The Top Five Regrets of the Dying

The Top Five Regrets of the Dying: A Life Transformed by the Dearly Departing

Bronnie Ware
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Bronnie Ware
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In "The Top Five Regrets of the Dying," Bronnie Ware shares profound wisdom gleaned from the final confessions of the dying. Transitioning from an unfulfilled career to the intimate world of palliative care, Ware uncovers the universal truths hidden within the regrets of those facing life's end. The book emerges from a viral blog post that captured the hearts of millions worldwide, evolving into a deeply personal narrative that intertwines Ware's own journey with the poignant reflections of her patients. Through her compassionate storytelling, Ware invites readers on a transformative journey to confront the choices that shape our lives, urging us to live with authenticity and kindness. This heartfelt exploration goes beyond mere anecdotes, offering a blueprint for a life well-lived. Ware's insights challenge us to reconsider our priorities, encouraging a life of genuine connection, unbridled joy, and true fulfillment. "The Top Five Regrets of the Dying" is not just a reflection on death but a call to live our best lives now. With each page, Ware inspires a renewed sense of purpose and a deeper understanding of what it means to die with no regrets, making this book an invaluable guide for anyone seeking to embrace life's beauty to the fullest.

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Released
2011
1 Jan
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247
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[The author] was a hospice nurse who had spent time with people in the last 90 days of their life. And she would learn like what their regrets were. - Mike Maples, Jr.
There is a fine line between compassion and a victim mentality. Compassion though is a healing force and comes from a place of kindness towards yourself. Playing the victim is a toxic waste of time that not only repels other people, but also robs the victim of ever knowing true happiness.
— Bronnie Ware, The Top Five Regrets of the Dying

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