Don't live with regret with Bert Cherian

The graveyard is the richest place on earth, because it is here that you will find all the hopes and dreams that were never fulfilled, the books that were never written, the songs that were never sung, the inventions that were never shared, the cures that were never discovered, all because someone was too afraid to take that first step.- Les Brown

In our latest episode of the Simplexity podcast series, we explore the concept of "Don't Live with Regret" with Bert Cherian. Bert is an acclaimed author, business coach, learning and development leader, speaker, and the CEO of Meta Results. With expertise in strategy, innovation, dream teams, and decision-making, Bert has profoundly impacted over 20,000 professionals worldwide. He has authored ten insightful books, including Great Work Hack, LeaderShift, LevelNext, and Overcome Overwhelm. Join us as we welcome Bert Cherian and delve into how to live a fulfilling and regret-free life.

An alumnus of BITS Pilani, Bert brings over 30 years of experience across various domains focused on driving business growth and delivering exceptional results in surprisingly short periods. He has integrated marketing strategies for real estate that delivered multi-crore results, founded one of South India's first BPOs, brought global brands into India, and built their pan-India distribution network. Bert has also delivered innovation programs worth millions of dollars. His deep commitment to growing the people who grow the business makes him a trusted partner for CXOs.

In this episode, Bert will guide us through why we should not live with regret. Living with regret can be emotionally and mentally draining, hindering personal growth and eroding self-esteem. It often leads to persistent sadness, guilt, and frustration, making it challenging to move forward and embrace the present. Regret can strain relationships, impact physical health, and lead to missed opportunities for happiness and fulfillment. It also inhibits decision-making, causing indecisiveness and limiting the ability to take risks and pursue meaningful goals. To overcome regret, it's essential to accept past mistakes, learn from them, and focus on the present and future with self-compassion and a positive outlook.

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