I've learned some of the lessons :) I certainly could have done better with my investment strategy, and probably should have. I removed my 'nest egg' to try a new business 3 times. I got close to being right all three. I can wish I had more, but don't regret a thing.
I learned a thing when my daughter died. I learned that I can never be hurt that badly again and I survived. That pain can never be reproduced in my life so I'm good to the end.
We're weird you know? Most fear dying. I have no wish for it but also no fear of it. It's out of my control.
I am sorry about your daughter, I didn't know that. I count myself lucky to not have experienced that, but I have done what I could to prepare - though it is impossible.
We are defined by out hardships, not our successes. Some become bitter and never recover, some become enlightened and never suffer. Neither position is painless.
When it comes to investing, better to have tried and failed, than to have failed without trying.
I absolutely agree with all of that.
I heard the little voice in me say "If not you, who?" I knew I'd be ok
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