Be Your Own Best Friend Forever (Byobff)

last year, i read the book ‘the regrets of the dying’, written by bronnie ware. she has supported many terminally ill patients in their last 12 weeks of their lives. she wholeheartedly shares her experiences in her memoir, and most importantly, she has distilled the 5 most common regrets of the dying. 1. i wish i’d had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me. 2. i wish i hadn’t worked so hard. 3. i wish i’d had the courage to express my feelings. 4. i wish i had stayed in touch with my friends. 5. i wish i had let myself be happier. during their last days on this world, nobody reported they regret they didn't work more, made that promotion or made more money. i have founded the blue flamingo to empower you to deeply connect with yourself and others. because as a leader, whether that is at work, leading teams or peers around you, or as being the leader of your own life, it all starts with having empathy for yourself. knowing yourself. understan