Dhru Purohit

We're not going to go through them all.

In conclusion to this conversation, is there one of those lessons, this is 20 lessons-ish that you learned being a cardiovascular...

surgeon and looking back on your life, going through your own lesson that's there as we're winding down here, take one of those lessons that is most relatable, practical and topical for the audience at this point in time in the conversation.

And let's leave them with that.

An important reminder, and sometimes, unfortunately, life gives us an eviction notice, extreme situation.

We don't want that to happen, but sometimes that happens.

And we have a wake up call.

You went through that yourself.

But anytime you hear through these folks that have gone through this, they'll always tell you that you don't have to go through what I went through to learn this lesson.

That's the deepest hope.

And if you can step into this and close your eyes and just imagine that if you went through that same situation, what would be the things that you would regret?

What would be the things that you would reprioritize in life?

What would be the changes?

And that's one of the unique gifts that human beings have.

We have the power of imagination.

It's not exactly clear if other animals have that same ability.

We have the power to imagine ourself into a situation.

So use that power and look at your life right now and say, what?

stuff, what small thing, what little fight with my spouse, my child, my best friend, somebody that I care about that maybe I haven't talked to in a while that I've left unsaid, what needs repair?

Because the statistics show that for a lot of people, unfortunately,