How regrets can help you make better resolutions
Rachel Botsman
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Pioneer in subconscious healing | Holistic Psychologist | Helping leaders reverse burnout, illness & identity fatigue | Creator of DecodeYou® | 3x Bestselling Author | CEO | Speaker | Metaphysicist & Researcher
1yI agree with you. The complexities of human emotions go beyond the surface level. Regrets can be powerful signals for improving ourselves, at the same time we need to know when we must let things go and live in the present.
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1yWhat if I don't regret anything? What if I don't regret anything I've ever done in my life? What if the philosophy you mention is achievable without repressing regrets?
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1yGreat advice, thank you. Don't let 2023 mistakes compound themselves in 2024. 😎
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1yThank Rachel, recognizing that regrets can help is so important. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/anjanigandhi_forthrightconversations-grow-fluxtoflex-activity-7142408810656059392-yHzL?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios