I'm 92… There's Something I Need to Tell You Before I Go

I'm 92… There's Something I Need to Tell You Before I Go At 92, Arthur Wells has watched a lot of people run out of time, and before he goes, he wants to show you the cards. In this video, you'll hear the story of Tolstoy's judge Ivan Ilyich, who did everything right and still asked at the end if his whole life had been wrong. You'll learn what dying patients told palliative nurse Bronnie Ware they regretted most, why your brain treats your future self like a stranger, and what the 80-year Harvard Study of Adult Development found really predicts a happy, healthy old age. Then you'll get three simple moves to make this week, while the chips are still yours to spend. #LifeAdvice #LifeLessons #RegretsOfTheDying #MementoMori #HarvardStudy #Wisdom life advice from a 92 year old, 92 year old life advice, old man life advice, advice from the elderly, regrets of the dying, top five regrets of the dying, Bronnie Ware, deathbed regrets, The Death of Ivan Ilyich, Leo Tolstoy, Harvard Study of Adult Development, Robert Waldinger, what makes a good life, Ernest Becker, The Denial of Death, spotlight effect, hedonic adaptation, memento mori, Epictetus, Tim Urban the tail end, Swedish death cleaning, life lessons, how to live without regret, wisdom from elders, motivational speech