I was flipping through old files recently and came across this exercise. Whether it is familiar to you, or not, the significance is still relevant.
Imagine you're on your deathbed, looking back on your life.
Suddenly you remember this quote from Voltaire:
"Everyman is guilty of all the good he did not do."
You remember all the "good" you did not do.
You are filled with regret.
You cry out, "Please send me back! It doesn't have to be to the beginning. Just send me back to (pick a date)_________________, so I can start over and do it right this time!"
Your teary eyes are covered with a haze and suddenly...Poof!
Your wish has been granted. It is now (the day of your choice) _______________. You can start over...
My question to you is what is the first thing you will do? Take a pause and think about it NOW.
Write down five or six words that will help you remember. I would love to hear from you!