“You never talk about your regrets? Don’t you have any?”
“I guess, but I don’t like to call them regrets. I refer them as wonderings.”
“Wonderings?”
“Because I always wonder what would have happened if things had played out differently. But to name my past decisions ‘mistakes’ or ‘regrets’ is foolish. If I choose something, it was the right choice at the time. We never purposefully make mistakes; we only call them that in hindsight.”
—Amanda Torroni
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“You never talk about your regrets? Don’t you have any?”
“I guess, but I don’t like to call them regrets. I refer them as wonderings.”
“Wonderings?”
“Because I always wonder what would have happened if things had played out differently. But to name my past decisions ‘mistakes’ or ‘regrets’ is foolish. If I choose something, it was the right choice at the time. We never purposefully make mistakes; we only call them that in hindsight.”
—Amanda Torroni
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