Simon Squibb

And I won't be at 92 wondering, what if?

So anyone listening, don't be that 92-year-old with regret.

Forward now in your mind, imagine, close your eyes, imagine you're 92, you had an idea and you didn't do it.

Or you wonder what it was like to work as an entrepreneur.

Try it for a year.

You can go back to the job.

The good thing about people that are listening now who have that job you're talking about, they're probably okay to get the job again.

Now, people with no experience, like these university grads,

I'm worried about them because they don't have experience and they don't know how to start a business.

But frankly, if you've got an okay job right now, you can take a year out and try it.

This crazy entrepreneurship thing, walking dogs for a year.

Worst is you do 20,000 steps a day, you get a little bit more into shape and then you get the job again.

That's what I mean.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

And apparently the meaning of life is getting your resting heart rate down.

So that kind of makes sense to me.

Right.

And so, you know, but I just think regret is such a big thing and people don't think about it enough.

People are planning their retirement and they're getting their pensions, but they're not thinking about their state of mind at that age.