The results near of our expectations and the world of social media has made the “no regret” concept very cool and ordinary. When something isn’t as an outcome of our will, we accept it as a matter of destiny and tend to rely on it. The problem starts from here, whenever one fails in getting the deserving result he/she is often motivated to have no regrets as “everything happens for a reason” and moves on to look at the brighter side. Is this the appropriate way to tackle problems or avoid conflicts? Regrets bring guilt and an opportunity to … Continue reading NO REGRETS = NO GROWTH