Rotten Words of Wisdom

I heard one fellow asking to one of my director what is the regret he had in his whole professional life. My director was taking a long time to answer to the question. The question had a direct effect on me. What is it about mine? It was easiest question to me in the answers I had. It was plenty and I got really scared. If this is my state at this juncture of time what will it be when I was retiring. In all probability I needed to find the answers by myself. I never have an idea, nor any thought what is going to happen to me tomorrow. Will I take things by my way?
I then figured out sooner or later one will have to outgrow the signs of regrets and accept things that are meaningful and that makes sense. It’s clearly about things that you want and you do not want. If you know the answer to one of the question it is more than enough. Hence I tried to take the first thing that I do not want. Pretty well I know lot of them. Things I do not want and it was such a relief. I now need to work out things which I am sure will not result me in doing stuff that I do not want. Hence suddenly the idea of someone asking me to realize things I want as clichéd. It is rotten and the only fact I need to figure about is what I do not want