Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. By midlife, regret shows up quietly, in moments of stillness—late nights, long drives, or when the house finally goes silent.

I'm writing from Toronto while attending the 5th biennial international conference on personal meaning. The theme this year is "Living well & dying well: New frontiers of positive psychology, therapy ...

As a hospice doctor, I have spent years sitting on the bedsides of the dying. In those final moments, I have heard people utter the same heart-wrenching words over and over: I really regret that I ...

A wide body of research and interviews with men over 60 reveals recurring life regrets—ranging from overworking and neglecting relationships to suppressing emotions and postponing dreams. These ...