Mindfulness
fromPsychology Today
3 months agoHow to Turn Regret into Purpose
You don't find purpose; you build it using regrets as anchors for growth.
'It was a low point of the challenge, but there had been lower points in Marcus's life. From the age of about 11 to his mid-teens, it was a tough time for me.'
My parents showed me that even with different interests and conflicts, a marriage can thrive through shared values like love, learning, and family.
"It's essential to cherish the moments we have, especially when faced with changes in life and career. Making the most of good times is vital."
I immediately purchased a one-way plane ticket to stay with her and help with my 2-year-old nephew and newborn niece. Over the next two and a half years, I watched my once strong and bossy sister slowly become bedridden.