I asked this same question months ago and only one person answered. Since I think this is a decent topic, I thought I'd post it again and see if I can get some action going on the forum!

(I'll answer later, after some others do because I don't want to influence the responses) less

Not doing, for sure. A million little things in life scream out "why didn't you....."? I temper that down by knowing I have a very good life and have accomplished a lot, but the one that really rubs me wrong is that I wanted "one more" degree in a completely different field and yet life, finances and work just didn't make it possible. Sure, I could go back now and try and do it, but I would never get to "field use" the knowledge and so wouldn't get a lot of satisfaction out of it. As far as things I have done, sure, there are some regrets. A word said here, an action at work I wish I had done different, but really nothing that amounts to much "regret". That, as always, is life! Every microsecond is a decision. You never know what the outcome of that right turn might have been instead of the left one you took! Might have stubbed your toe on the can with the millions of dollars of gold coins, or might have gotten smacked by an out of control semi! Regret just means you fail to know how much worse the "other" option might have been! less