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Notice it doesn’t say ‘Don’t have regret’ It says to ‘forget regret’.
We all have regrets, it’s whether we let the regrets rule our lives and our thoughts,
make us feel defeated and pessimistic about what lies ahead.
It also usually means you don’t see, or at least aren’t paying attention to,
the good lessons that came from whatever it is you are regretting.
I thought back on my regrets when I decided on this quote today
and the ones I most vividly remember are the ones where I didn’t
do something, not where I did do something. I am not talking about
moral or immoral actions, I am talking about not having introduced
myself to someone, not having called someone, not having said I am
sorry to someone, not having done something because I was scared
or worried.
Those are the regrets that I need to learn from, then forget and go
on to live a fuller life.
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Since I started drawing the napkins again in January, 09 (after a 5 year hiatus)
I have been trying to carve out quality time each morning to find the right quotes
and draw well. Both take longer than one might think and I throw away a lot of
napkins in the process!
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