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His 2015 TED talk, “What Really Matters at the End of Life,” was among the top 15 most viewed TED talks of 2015.

Bronnie Ware has taken care of many elderly people in the final stages of their lives. In a blog post titled, “Five Regrets of The Dying,” one of the most viewed online posts, she shared her reflections. The most common regret? Not staying “true to themselves” in their lives and focusing too much on what others expected of them. The reason articles

Here is the problem as I see it: we all want our loved ones to die peacefully, but we don’t know what to do once their death becomes an imminent possibility. We will all die and all see others die, yet we are left frightened and flailing when it happens. If we have the opportunity to face our death and give our own story a meaningful ending, we sho

The measure of a life well lived is a cultural, social concept, and it’s changed over time.

The cliché is true: People don’t care what we know until they know we care.