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I want you to imagine that you're 95 years old, ninety five.
You're just getting ready to die. Right before you take that last breath
you’re given a wonderful gift, a beautiful gift, . the ability to go back in time. The ability to go back in time and
talk to the person listening to me right now, the ability to help that person be a better
leader, a better professional. Much more important,
the ability to help that person have a better life.
What advice would that wise 95 year old you who knows what really mattered
in life and what did not matter and what was important and what was not important,
what advice would that wise old person have for the you that’s listening to me right now?
You don't need to say anything or do anything or write anything,
just answer that question in your mind. What advice would that old person have for you?
Whatever you're thinking now, do that. . In terms of a performance appraisal that's the only one that's going to matter.
If that old person says you did the right thing, . you did the right thing. If that old person says you made a mistake,
you made a mistake, you don't need to impress anyone else.
Some friends of mine interviewed all folks who are dying
and got to ask them this question, what advice would you have had?
Three themes came up as the answer from old people facing death on the personal side.
/ˈwestərn/
Movies often about cowboys in the American West. film, television drama, or novel about cowboys in western North America.
/ˈpərs(ə)n(ə)l/
Concerning a person's private life or feelings. advertisement in personal column of newspaper.
/ˈswēpiNG/
extending or performed in long, continuous curve. dirt or refuse collected by sweeping. To move or pass quickly and steadily.
/(h)wətˈevər/
Referring to any particular kind, type, quantity. at all. Anything or everything needed; no matter what. said as response indicating reluctance to discuss something, often implying indifference. used for emphasis instead of 'what' in questions.