About the book
After years of unfulfilling work, Bronnie Ware took a job in palliative care despite having no formal qualifications or experience, and the time she spent caring for dying people changed her life. She later wrote a blog post about the regrets her patients voiced most often, and it spread around the world. The memoir expands the post, telling her own story alongside the five regrets: working too hard, losing touch with friends, not daring to express feelings, not letting oneself be happier, and not living true to oneself instead of to the expectations of others. Ware came to believe that people who make the right choices can die with peace of mind. It has appeared in 27 languages.
Joseph Liu, host of the Career Relaunch podcast, said it reminded him of his own mortality and helped him decide where to put his energy in the limited time he has.
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Joseph Liu (Career Consultant & Host/Career Relaunch Podcast)
This book provides a poignant reminder that we are all mortal, and regrounded me in what really matters in life. The book helped me clarify where I should be devoting my energies and efforts with the limited time I have in this world.
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