Summary:
- The article discusses the research of Dr. Bronnie Ware, who has interviewed people near the end of their lives for over 15 years and identified the top regrets they express.
- The two most common regrets people have on their deathbeds are: 1) Wishing they had the courage to live a life true to themselves, not the life others expected of them, and 2) Wishing they had spent more time with the people they love.
- Dr. Ware's findings highlight the importance of living authentically and prioritizing relationships and quality time with loved ones, as these are the things people most wish they had done differently in their lives.