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Comment Lauren and I'll personally send you the full interview Most people are afraid of failing. Lauren almost lost her life. And that changed what she's actually afraid of. She used to tell the people she managed something simple whenever a project felt stressful. It's PR, not the ER. Don't worry. It sounds like a joke, but she meant it. Most of what stresses us out at work isn't actually life or death, even when it feels that way in the moment. Then she lived through something that was. And in that moment, she wasn't thinking about a meeting she missed or a deadline she didn't hit. She was thinking about the people in her life and the things she had actually done. That's what stuck with her afterward. Not a fear of dying, but a fear of regret. Of reaching the end and wishing she had done more, said more, tried more. You can't control everything. But you can control whether you look back with peace or with regret. What would you regret not doing if you knew your time was limited? Share your thoughts in the comments. Watch the full conversation on YouTube.
Comment Lauren and I'll personally send you the full interview Most people are afraid of failing. Lauren almost lost her life. And that changed what she's actually afraid of. She used to tell the people she managed something simple whenever a project felt stressful. It's PR, not the ER. Don't worry. It sounds like a joke, but she meant it. Most of what stresses us out at work isn't actually life or death, even when it feels that way in the moment. Then she lived through something that was. And in that moment, she wasn't thinking about a meeting she missed or a deadline she didn't hit. She was thinking about the people in her life and the things she had actually done. That's what stuck with her afterward. Not a fear of dying, but a fear of regret. Of reaching the end and wishing she had done more, said more, tried more. You can't control everything. But you can control whether you look back with peace or with regret. What would you regret not doing if you knew your time was limited? Share your thoughts in the comments. Watch the full conversation on YouTube.

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