Regret Roots in Inaction, Not Action

The profound impact of belief shapes our actions and, ultimately, our regrets. Most regrets arise from what we didn't pursue, rather than what we did. Often, these inactions stem from self-doubt—feelings of inadequacy tied to our upbringing and societal influences. Core beliefs about our capabilities are frequently established in childhood, molded by personal experiences or external opinions. Despite past struggles, including academic challenges, entrepreneurial spirit can flourish when we embrace our potential and confront limiting beliefs.