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Mutine.
Adjective.
Used to describe an individual whose spirit is unyielding, unconstrained.
One who navigates life on their own terms, effortlessly.
They do not always show up on time, but when they arrive, you notice.
An individual confident in their contradictions.
They know the rules, but behave as if they do not exist.
Mutine.
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How can we live without regrets?
Thanks for asking.
Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, in his work The Joyful Wisdom, explored this through a thought experiment he called The Eternal Return.
He asked us to imagine what if you had to live this very life exactly as it is, every joy, every sorrow, every thought, over and over, for eternity.
How would you feel?
Would you embrace it?
Or, as Nietzsche suspected, would you recoil in horror?
Nietzsche believed.
This reaction reveals a deep-seated struggle many have with regrets and missed opportunities.
His work, which dates back to 1882, shows that the anguish of missing out on one's life is not new, but common to us all.
So how can we avoid regret?
Everyone's path is unique, of course, but there seems to be common ground in what people regret most.
For instance, Bronnie Ware, an Australian nurse who spent years in palliative care, documented reoccurring regrets she heard from her patients in her book The Top Five Regrets of Dying.
The most frequently shared one was I wish I'd had the courage to live true to myself, not the life others expected of me.
Many realise at the end how their dreams went unfulfilled due to the pressure to conform.
A second regret is, I wish I hadn't worked so hard.
This resonates with current debates, such as France's recent protests against pension reform, where a raised retirement age sparked national unrest.
People are questioning the value of a life spent solely in work.
What about relationships?
Yes, relationships are a common area of regret.
I wish I'd had the courage to express my feelings is another regret people often shared.
Ware notes that many people suppress their emotions to keep the peace, only to later suffer from the bitterness and even illness that resulted.
Others wished they'd kept in touch with friends.
Those facing the end of life often regret losing touch with cherished friendships, realising too late that connections with others were what mattered most.
Finally, many expressed, I wished I'd allowed myself to be happier.
Often they stayed in comfortable but unfulfilling routines, not realising that happiness was within their control.
Are these regrets unavoidable?
Not necessarily.
These reflections serve as a powerful lesson, urging us to live with greater intention in our work, relationships and personal fulfilment.
They remind us to prioritise what truly matters while we still have the chance to shape a life we'll look back on without regret.
There you have it.
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