I Asked 1000 People About Their Biggest Regrets in Life and Learned...

Over the last 3 years, I have asked more than 1,000 people of all ages in more than 35 countries one big question about life. What is a big mistake you've made or a big regret that you have that you've learned a valuable lesson from? And their answers have taught me more than any class or course [music]

ever could. Now, in this video, we've compiled all of their answers and we are sharing the most insightful and emotional ones that you absolutely need to hear. What's a big mistake that you've made or a big regret you have in your life that taught you a valuable lesson? Not telling my mom I loved her

as often as I should have. Yeah, I'd like to be able to go back and do that again. She died in July. I'm sorry. She I was really close to her and uh and she died quickly of a dementia. Uh so, you know, she kind of lost her sense of the people she loved and the

people around her and then went downhill very quickly and wasn't pretty. And it just kind of made me realize that uh the old cliche about you're here one day and you're gone the next, you better enjoy it while it lasts cuz it does not last long. I voluntarily withdrew myself from seeing my mom for a

while. We had [music] an argument and um we got back together and it was the best ever. [music] And then I regretted the time I spent apart from her. What did you learn about that? That we all make mistakes, we all have >> [music] >> difficulties, and sometimes you don't realize what the difficulties of others

are until you're older and you start experiencing difficulties yourself. And then you say, [music] "Now I see. So, maybe I should have been kind of My father passed away >> [music] >> uh in '89 and I wanted to leave comedy cuz I just loved entertaining him more than anybody else. He was he came to