Richard Branson. To hell with it! Beris and do! (№ 191765)

Regrets about the past - peach, which you threw down. Peach is no more, but you are full of remorse. You regret what threw it. You would like to return it. It seems to me that the best way to enjoy the moment not to grieve about the past. Regrets pull you down, being dragged back into the past, while you need to move forward. Difficult and unpleasant to lose in a deal, but even harder and nastier to suffer from feelings of guilt about this. We all do things that you later regret. They sometimes seem to us great errors, but later, looking back, we see how little was our transgressions really are. Unfortunately that causes a gnawing sense of guilt, can bring except a sleepless night. But I am convinced that the past is the past. It cannot be changed. And even if you did do something wrong, sorry it's late - we must go forward.