A 68-year-old retiree gave advice on how to live a 'regret-free life' in an article on CNBC.

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Retiree Shares Tips to Live a 'Regret-Free' Life

And a 68 year old retiree has given his advice on how to live a regret free life. Are you ready? Kristen? Yes. OK. Author George Georgian wrote an article for CNBC revealing that at the end of 2015, he felt bored and purposeless. Now, I've heard this a lot from people but he went on a 30 day silent retreat and came away with a new perspective. Here are his tips. First, stop trying to control outcomes. You have no control over. Second, be more grateful. Third, find a purpose and follow your passion. And last but not least you can be whoever you want to be. Don't let others or society define you, Kristen. Well, first, I want to ask you what you think of his advice. Number one control what you can control. I think resonates with everyone out there. I say it often. It's one of my affirmations mantras. I try to live by being present, I think is also important. And I thought it was interesting yesterday, we did that story that like passion in a relationship is maybe something that doesn't keep couples together long term. But I think it's interesting the use of passion here, basically passion and purpose. Right. One in the same, in that sense, having that purpose really can keep you going. What do you think? I couldn't agree more. But I think that's the only one I would struggle with. It's not very easy for people to find their passion or purpose. Right. Personally, I think that is a little harder to do with that. Said I've always, and I will in my life someday when I have 30 days off, I would love to do a silent retreat. I just think there's probably so much going on in your mind and around you when you're not speaking for a whole month. And it's interesting that he felt like he didn't have a lot going on in his life, but he got quieter and then the answers came to him. It makes complete sense to me. Eat love. Pray. That's what it reminds me of actually.