“You only have one life, I hope you spend it without regrets”
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Today’s Curator singer songwriter
Singer-songwriter Clerk, who made his debut in August 2020 with ‘The Task’, made his name known through the JTBC entertainment program ‘Singer Gain 2’, which aired from December last year to February this year. Her singing ability was recognized when she appeared as singer number 64 at the time and she was selected as the youngest TOP10 singer. Recently, she is active as ‘Goal Girl Messi’ in the FC Ballad Dream Team of KBS2’s entertainment program ‘Season 3’, and released her new song ‘Nap’ on the 28th of last month.
Today’s book 25 Regrets When You Die | Otsu Shuichi | arte
‘The twenty-five things you regret when you die’
Medical technology didn’t do anything to help their minds remorse and torment over the last homework life had given them. At the last moment when everything has to be finished, life does not pass easily, and a person’s life begins to be thoroughly and brutally inspected. The author, a hospice specialist who relieves the pain of terminal cancer patients, found twenty-five keywords regarding life and death with no regrets while looking at the dying patients.
If I had said many thanks to the person I love, if I had done what I really wanted to do, if I had been a little more humble, if I had been kind… The subjects covered in this book, such as these, may be stories we have heard of at least once. However, their stories melted in them make us look back on our lives. In addition, it deals with stories that are realistic before death, such as inheritance issues, children’s issues, marriage issues, and religion, providing keywords for those preparing for death to re-examine the end of their lives.
◆Why do we recommend ’25 things to regret when you die’?
“Everyone looks back on their life and regrets it. I regretted the irreversible past, saying, ‘It would have been better if I had done this,’ and I blamed myself. I read this book because I wanted to live a meaningful life without regretting my only life. This is a book that made me realize what true happiness is and the preciousness of everything I have taken for granted.”
Today’s underline
The regret that digs into your heart at the last moment is not a dream you mightn’t achieve or a dream you mightn’t achieve, but rather the image of yourself that didn’t do your best to make your dream come true. (p.86)
“When I started making music, I decided that I would work hard and work hard to achieve my dream. But at some point, I started to give up on things that didn’t go well, and I found myself rationalizing myself. Through this sentence, I decided to look back on myself and try harder without giving up.”
One line comment from the clerk
“I hope that all of you, who are precious just by being, will read this book and spend your only life with no regrets.”
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