Through her heartfelt observations as a palliative caregiver, Bronnie Ware uncovers the profound lessons learned at the edge of life. In chronicling the most common regrets of those nearing the end, Ware provides a gentle but compelling invitation to rethink priorities and design a life of authenticity, fulfillment, and connection. The stories and reflections she shares are not just about dying—they are powerful prompts for living with intention, reminding readers that the choices made today shape the legacy left behind.

• The most common regret is not having lived a life true...
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