The article discusses how to find purpose in life by using regret as a tool for growth and meaning. Regrets serve as valuable lessons—inaction regrets reveal missed opportunities, while action regrets can be transformed into purpose through learning and service. The author emphasizes that unlike the dying, who lament their regrets without the means to act, the living can reflect on their regrets to construct a meaningful future, taking actionable steps now to prevent future sorrow.
You don't find your purpose-you build it. Purpose isn't a lightning bolt of revelation; it's a structure we create, brick by brick, using the anchors...
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