Category: No regrets

One of the many aspects of enjoyment I get from writing these blog posts is to consider questions that would never ordinarily cross my mind. I’d wager that most of you have never considered asking yourself the question this blog post is asking. And believe me, I hadn’t either, that is, until I came across a book called Die With Zero written by Bill Perkins. This post will explore what the Die With Zero philosophy is (I bet some of you astute readers may already have some idea), what the pros and cons are of this concept, the value of creating memories, and, perhaps, most importantly, consider the connection between what we earn and the meaning we can create in life.

Continue reading “Should You Spend Your Last Pound Before You Die?”

This post is inspired by the wisdom shown in Bronnie Ware’s book ‘The Top Five Regrets of the Dying’, published in 2011. For those who may not have come across this individual before, Bronnie Ware was an Australian palliative nurse who cared for patients in the last 12 weeks of their lives. She used to write a blog where she recorded the dying epiphanies of her patients. This blog garnered a lot of attention, so much so that she decided to put her findings into a book – hence ‘The Top Five Regrets of the Dying’ was born.

Continue reading “Before It’s Too Late: Lessons for a Life Well Lived.”