Hey Fellow Boomers, I Am 60 And Have Lots Of Regrets, I Will Share Mine, Share Yours

[emmaverybo]

53. I wanted to be rich and famous. Things worked out o.k. anyway. Our decisions are the best we

could have made at the time, given circumstances and what little we knew.

We also tend to forget the good decisions we made and the really horrific ones we avoided.
When I spend time regretting, I remind myself of what a waste that game is while life is still to be
lived.

I’d never have contributed much to anyone else’s life if I’d been rich and famous.

I do wish I’d have made more of the limited talents I had, but then I’d have had to face just how
limited they were.

Anyway, most of the things I enjoyed doing, I can still do if I put the time and effort in.

I won’t get rich and famous, but I could enjoy the doing. Is it Gandhi who said something like “it doesn’t matter what you do, only that you do it.?”

As Jessie Jackson has said “God’s not done with me yet.”