I'm amazed that people are often willing to talk of their failings. They're willing to talk about what in their life didn't work well. So it can be a real time of being open with yourself. I always thought that human nature was relatively stubborn. But i think it's slightly less stubborn as people get close towards death, do you see people go into guilt or shame spirals as a result of that? You can. Again, this idea that you're going to die frees you from some of the normal things that hinder us throughout the rest of our lives. And a it frees you to admit that you're wrong and to put it out there and then let it go
#355: When Jordan Grumet realized he has achieved financial independence, he fell into a deep depression. He didn’t know who he was anymore, he says, and he didn’t know what should come next.
He learned about how to deal with us by observing his hospice patients. In this episode, Grumet, a hospice doctor, describes how working with the dying has taught him about life.
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