Right Attitudes

Chances Fade, Regrets Linger

Nagesh Belludi

Chase Your Dream: Effort Fades, Regret Lasts Forever Chasing a dream demands time, effort, money, and relationships. It requires stepping out of comfort zones, breaking old habits, and confronting setbacks. There’s no guarantee of success—only uncertainty and struggle along the way.

But trying beats regretting. Missed chances haunt more than failed attempts. The weight of “what if” lasts a lifetime. Life changes fast; today’s opportunities may vanish. Take the leap while you can. The pain of effort fades, but the pain of inaction lingers.

Idea for Impact: In the end, the highest price is paid by those who never tried, never lived, and never chased what truly mattered.

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