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1. Make a list of all the places you want to travel to and visit them as soon as possible. That way, you’ll have no regrets about not visiting them on your deathbed.
2. Regularly show your friends and family how much they mean to you, even if it’s just a “ thank you.” If the worst happens, they’ll always know how you felt about them.
3. Follow your life’s purpose. Are you a writer, a doctor, a YouTuber, an engineer? Pursue whatever you think you are destined for in this life; that way, you’ll have know-what-ifs on your deathbed.
4. Be wise with your money so that you don’t leave your spouse and loved ones in financial trouble should you pass away. Get life insurance and have a nest egg saved up for the worst-case scenario.
5. Avoid unpleasant people and circumstances, life’s too short to deal with bullshit, like Alexander The Great cut The Gordian Knott you need to cut ties with people and circumstances that negatively effect your life.
6. Live for the now. The present moment is all there is and all there ever will be. Make sure you make the most of it; if you do, the world is your oyster.
7. Go skiing, I’m biased, but it’s one of the activities I love the most in the world.
8. Get in the best physical shape you can. Socrates said, “It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable.”
9. Don’t live in the past. Sometimes, in my life, I’ve been so fixated on my past that I failed to live in the present. And because I’ve been fixated on the past, I’ve completely wasted time in the present. Thinking about the past is unhelpful; apart from happy memories and lessons you’ve learned, don’t get too fixated on it.
10. Live your life on your terms; don’t let anyone tell you how you’re meant to live. Know what you want from life, and go and get it—one action at a time.

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