Don’t wait, act: You Will Regret These Choices in 10 Years
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“He asked her to consider what she would most value when she looked back years later: having a fun new experience or sticking with stability. “As I faced incredible challenges around work due to the pandemic, I thought of him and the idea of pursuing the option that would leave me with the fewest regrets,” says Ms. Olson.”
— Charise Olson, an executive director for a nonprofit in Cleburne, TX, in Elizabeth Bernstein’s “The Best Advice Our Elders Ever Gave Us” (wsj.com, December 22, 2020)
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