#bronnie ware

[kamala-laxman]

Don’t worry about the little stuff. None of it matters. Only love matters. If you remember this, that love is always present; it will be a good life” Bronnie Ware

[kellymagovern]

Bronnie Ware worked for 8 years in at-home palliative care, during which she heard many of the raw, unfiltered thoughts of people lying on their deathbeds, which she recorded in her book, "The Top Five Regrets of the Dying." She goes into more detail on her blog post here.

[needtobeehealthy]

Bronnie Ware

[unofficialchronicle]

“Learning to view life compassionately, and accept that I may never have the understanding or loving relationships I had once yearned for was, was liberating. It transformed my life on so many levels. I accepted that not everyone has the courage to face his or her past, at least not until it becomes unbearable.” —Bronnie Ware (the top five regrets of the dying p. 51)

[a-bright-ray-of-sunshine]

“When the fog clears, sunshine follows.”

—Bronnie Ware

[ilatipositivi]

Life doesn't owe you anything. Neither does anyone else. Only you owe yourself. So the best way to make the most out of life is to appreciate the gift of it, and choose not to be a victim

Bronnie Ware

[bocekcicek]

“The Top Five Regrets of Dying” (Ölüm Pişmanlıklarının İlk Beşi) adlı kitaba göre ölmek üzere olan insanlar en çok bu beş pişmanlıktan söz ediyor:

1. “Keşke başkalarının benden beklediği hayatı yaşamak yerine kendime göre doğru olan bir hayat yaşama cesaretim olsaydı.”

2. “Keşke o kadar çok çalışmasaydım.”

3. “Keşke duygularımı ifade etme cesaretim olsaydı.”

4. “Keşke arkadaşlarımla iletişim halinde kalsaydım.”

5. “Keşke daha mutlu olmama izin verseydim.”

[kamala-laxman]

“Don’t worry about the little stuff. None of it matters. Only love matters. If you remember this, that love is always present; it will be a good life”  Bronnie Ware,