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And it could be anything.

And it could be anything.

And what do you tell them? Like, what do you tell them? So once you find that regret, because again, you say you're first of all, just talking about or recognizing that it's something that you wish is the first step. But after that, what do you do?

And what do you tell them? Like, what do you tell them? So once you find that regret, because again, you say you're first of all, just talking about or recognizing that it's something that you wish is the first step. But after that, what do you do?

I had this amazing idea and I didn't go after it.

I had this amazing idea and I didn't go after it.

I'm a failure. Yeah, exactly.

I'm a failure. Yeah, exactly.

What are you gonna do next? Right, exactly.

What are you gonna do next? Right, exactly.

And I love that you said that, right? Because the clarity will also come from action, right? So when you get into that momentum. I agree with that completely.

And I love that you said that, right? Because the clarity will also come from action, right? So when you get into that momentum. I agree with that completely.

And I think the other thing is just normalizing regret, right? Being able to look in the mirror, say it out loud. The one thing that I thought when I was listening to that, and again, it depends how you look at regret and if it's a little more raw, I think it's easier to talk about things from the scars and from the wounds, right?

And I think the other thing is just normalizing regret, right? Being able to look in the mirror, say it out loud. The one thing that I thought when I was listening to that, and again, it depends how you look at regret and if it's a little more raw, I think it's easier to talk about things from the scars and from the wounds, right?

So I think when something is like right now in the middle of hurting really, really bad, sometimes it's really, really hard to talk about it. So I think that was the one thing that I was like, oh, how do I help somebody when it's like bleeding right now?

So I think when something is like right now in the middle of hurting really, really bad, sometimes it's really, really hard to talk about it. So I think that was the one thing that I was like, oh, how do I help somebody when it's like bleeding right now?

This is not the right time. It's not the right time.

This is not the right time. It's not the right time.

Anyway, Daniel, I definitely want everybody to listen to this book. Maybe just before we end, I do have a curiosity question. Now you have the book out, you're marketing the book. First of all, do you notice a difference between needing to market it now versus a decade ago?

Anyway, Daniel, I definitely want everybody to listen to this book. Maybe just before we end, I do have a curiosity question. Now you have the book out, you're marketing the book. First of all, do you notice a difference between needing to market it now versus a decade ago?