How To MOVE ON, LET GO & Leave Your Past IN THE PAST... | Matthew Hussey

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What’s your biggest regret in life?
Is it a mistake you continue to dwell on? A path you realize you should’ve taken? A person you wish you hadn’t given so much time to?
And if you had the opportunity, would you go back in time and do something differently? Or would you take this Cormac McCarthy quote to heart: “You never know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from”?
Regret is more than a sad, wistful daydream. It can cause us a tremendous amount of pain today and actually prevent us from enjoying our lives.
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[@ShadowRayne16]

"I forgive all the past versions of myself that tried to keep me safe." This affirmation helps me so much with my regrets, flashbacks and intrusive thoughts.

[@genevieverose1234]

I really like that. I gotta remember this. thanks for sharing.

[@LaNereNere]

Awesome!!!

[@MMVVK]

Thanks for sharing this. i have just written this down and am going to stick this on my wall. Thank you.

[@baldrthebraveandnursechris7346]

This is great! Thank you

[@ralucafrusina2504]

Well done Rayne! Also you may wish to follow Louise Hay for her wonderful wonderful speeches and connect with her divine words that makes us forgive and see life and the humans around us, just like an egregor of light, love and compassion. 🙏 🤲

[@janmar100]

I literally have been in a relationship for 50 years (married for 46 years) and am now starting my life over at the age of 65! I have learned so much in the last few years about myself and I feel like a new person. I was tempted to wallow in self pity about how my entire life has been wasted in a bad relationship, but you are right. I may have 10-15 good years ahead of me and I am going to live them to my fullest! I can't beat myself up about what I did not know. I don't have any more time to waste on negativity and drama and am looking forward to a wonderful future!

[@JJ.___.]

Take care Jan and wishing u all the best ❤

[@Hookah_Horns]

You're an inspiration, Jan! So happy for you

[@rijakhalid9011]

You go girl!! All the best and I hope life treats you kindly❤

[@joannamgodwin3072]

Excited for you!!!

[@juliascorey999]

Wow,you are an inspiration, have the best rest of your new life

[@mella_butter]

You made the best decision you could at the time. Try not to be too hard on yourself.

[@falkenvir]

Sure, just live with the consequences and move on, learn from and fix your mistakes, be better.

[@lubnan08]

Agreed

[@arabazar1]

🙏

[@michaelsilverfoote6272]

My gf, my best friend, for basically 14 years, we were together for 12, just broke it off with me. I was surprised, I thought we had a different understanding. I'm absolutely devastated. The pain is immense and overwhelming. I have a fear of death. Been dealing with it all of my life. So naturally, that gets exponentially worse because of losing my best friend, and all of the sudden she's here for a significant amount of my life, then gone the next, it's just a symbolic death to me. It feels weird. It feels shattering. I feel so many regrets, mistakes, beating myself up so much.

[@beegee5305]

@@michaelsilverfoote6272 I have the same. but I was the one who broke it off bc he put me second behind a female that was half his age, felt like a limerence relationship with her, so many excuses to take her out on outings and exclude me. He said he was getting her out of her house bc she was taking care of her sick mother. I regret not going to the 4th therapist (he didn't like the first 3 bc they didn't agree with him that he didn't prioritize me above his new little 'friendship' and that if it hurts B (me) then that should be enough to change his behavior. He dug in his heels bc he only saw it from his "hero/damsel in distress story)... I was overwhelmed and tired by all this at the time. But now of course, I wish I had gone to as many new therapists as it took. But, naturally I am not in the shoes I was in then. I am not feeling the despair that I was feeling then. I didn't want to be pitted against his little friend for "primacy" in the relationship. I hear you with your situation, we replay every memory that we can dig up. Over and over. It is soul sucking. I was with my BF for 4 years. I couldn't imagine if it were 14 years. Even though 4 years I had built a huge castle on sand. Recently I thought I would call him and see how he was doing and maybe we were in different places in our lives now. He had said in an email back then that maybe one day we would come together again. I was going to call him May 2022 and found out on google that he had passed from cancer at the beginning of 2020. My heart shrunk to the size of a walnut. All I can say, is if there was nothing really bad that happened in your past relationship, and that circumstances are different, and you feel she was your "one" then keep the friendship, write an email once a month and share good thoughts and memories devoid of begging, but out of strength. One day the door will be open a crack again. I know if my guy had been alive and contacted me now or vice versa, I would have met up with him and see if there was something still, even the smallest ember.

[@backthen4449]

I found out today after 2 months of us breaking up, my ex is dating someone new after spending 11 months with me. It hurts a lot. I can’t sleep tonight, but Matthew has helped me slow down my heartbeat a bit. And I’m trying to pick up the hope Matthew put down. There’s endless possibility now that this relationship is truly, truly, over.

[@minashah9933]

I’m so sorry , how are you doing now?

[@backthen4449]

@@minashah9933 SO much better. The healing process is definitely not linear, and sometimes you don’t know how long your low cycles will last or you get scared the feeling of being over the person won’t be long till you’re down again. But if you’re in the same place I am right now, it’s an overall upward trend and things look up in the end. I admit I’m not 100% over it, but I am over it. I still think about it every day but honestly I’m so grateful he broke up with me and showed me his true colors in a way through his actions. The breakup allowed me to reflect and focus on myself, get over my obsession with wanting a relationship, leave behind the toxic people in my life, finally let go and forgive the people in my past, and grow closer to those who truly care about me in the way that I need

[@minashah9933]

@@backthen4449 very glad you are feeling better. I’m in a similar situation, or will be. He left me a few days ago after 8 months because he said he just doesn’t feel any passion for me anymore and I’m in such agony and heartbroken and I absolutely dread the thought of him dating someone else. It’s truly over but I have a shred of hope he will come back, which I am struggling to kill and it would kill me to know he is dating again. I can’t even go on social media in case something pops up or his dp changes to him and another girl. I’m glad you are over it and your experience gives me hope that I could too. It’s just very painful and scary, sometimes I don’t even know how to cope! I guess as they say, time will heal me. I really hope so. Thanks for the update on yourself, it helps me too :)

[@JanJan-gn5io]

i wanna be healed too last week me and my live in partner for almost 10 yrs split up got cheated multiple times ahhhh hard bec i have problem sleeping bec of menopause im 53 but certainly doesnt look like 53 look like on my 40s :) now my sleeping problem is worst im on zopiclone already for almost 4 yrs i justahhhh just hard how to move on when we still have communication and still see him he still show up at my place my place not his just mine he still has his on key ahhh i just dont like this sudden change of my life ahhhh

[@backthen4449]

@@JanJan-gn5io I'm not sure if you're looking for advice but you need to distance yourself from him. Set hard boundaries and make him leave when he shows up, ask him to give you your keys back or just change your locks. I swear the distance will make you see things more clearly though it may take a while. Someone who cheated on you multiple times is not good for you and you know you deserve better. Even though you might not feel it right now, take those steps first and feeling better and more over it will come in time.

[@TheRealMe15]

it was all my fault. all of it. it was all me. i just want to re-do it. please god, let me wake up from this nightmare, or give me a re-do button just for that day, one week ago. please.

[@silvialegat3741]

Has anybody read "The Midnight Library" by Matt Haig? This novel basically plays with the idea of how it would be if you could live all those lives you chose not to because you made certain decisions. The protagonist's "book of regrets" is huge at first but gets smaller with each life she chooses to try out and finds to be not so desirable after all.

[@raesunshine2643]

You've reminded me I want to read this book. And I'm even more interested now after reading your comment 🙂💜

[@silvialegat3741]

@@raesunshine2643 I’m sure you’ll like it! 🥰

[@silvialegat3741]

@Amanda Kelly It was recommended to me as well and I wasn’t disappointed! 🥰

[@jessicaw9011]

the title sounds familiar but i never knew the plot. . .thanks, i'll have to check that out!

[@Paytonrifley]

I listened to the audiobook version last year and it changed my life!!!!

[@xoxo-zl9qk]

„when we regret something, all we are really doing is holding on to a story, a memory of something we wished we’ve done differently, but who was done by a person who we no longer are“

[@anitacampel1970]

Hi, get anyone you love or (SP) attracted to you. And also get your EX back coming to you begging you for a second chance through the help of Dr Steve, he helped me restore my 5 years broken relationship. Also Dr Steve always keep up with his words, I will advise you seek his help thanks.

[@anitacampel1970]

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[@anitacampel1970]

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[@LofiWithMiniAchilles]

My relationship ended in 2021 , after that she keep visiting me and have seggs . Recently I try to reconnect and in the hope of getting her back . During our last day travelling together , she told me that she has a new bf .I realise these couple of months trying to talk to her and meet her , she keep giving me excuses and lies to push me away for his new bf . I told her how much she meant to me and I love her on the day I sent her back home . She said it was impossible and that her new bf is good to her . I begged and she laughed at me . I was so blind in love and not listening to friends around me . And now today I have crippling numb feeling and anxiety attacks . I can’t let go . My heart kept thinking bout her . Wanting her back . And it’s so f hard now .

[@kimberlyparker784]

I woke up this morning with such a heavy heart., full of regrets over my life of wasted time…again! I am 58 years old, and I recently ended a 4 year relationship that I thought was perfect…only to find out that it was all a lie…I have been lied to, manipulated, deceived, and cheated on, more than once, all the while them telling me how much they loved me, I was their soulmate, they couldn’t live without me. I feel like I am dying on the inside. I made this person my priority, gave him all I have to give in my heart and he has squeezed the life out of it. I keep wondering what is wrong with me? What did I do? It has been 3 months now since the breakup, and he has tried many times to get me to come back to him…I tried, but my trust was broken and I could not….but still my mind is not at peace…I keep blaming myself…😞 I listen to your videos about how to get the guy, and all I can think now is that I never want to do it again…sometimes all I want to do is take my heart out and throw it away. It has been beat and battered all my life💔 The words love and commitment mean nothing to anyone anymore. But then….I came across this video of how to move on from your regrets and it has given me a different perspective. Matthew, I just wanted you to know that you have no idea how much you have helped me over these last few years in some of my darkest hours. It amazes me how someone so youthful can be filled with such knowledge! God gave you a gift to help others and I am thankful for you sharing your gift with me. So, TODAY is going to be a new day for me, thanks to you! I am wiping my slate clean…forgiving myself and I will take care of the one that I have to live with for the rest of my life….ME!😊 I live in Alabama…it is an unusually warm, beautiful day today, so I will start by picking up a good book and heading to the beach! Thank you for all you do! As long as I live and breathe, your good works will never go unnoticed!! ❤

[@kimberleyann51]

I'm beating myself up from one fight I had that caused my breakup. I hope I can eventually forgive myself and move on. 🙏

[@tirthaanair]

Are you feeling better now? I’m constantly overthinking about all fights I had which led to the breakup.

[@tomja1090]

“I don’t hate me today, for something that a past me did” honestly that hit me hard. Despite considering myself coming a long way from the person I was 2 years ago, regrets are something that I still struggle with from time to time. That simple line alone has really help me shift my perspective. I understand now I can’t let the old version of myself punish my present self.

[@UteMVogl]

“Get the feeling. When you get the feeling, you start to get that confidence. When you get confidence, you get momentum. Momentum is consistency. Consistency is results.” 💯

[@sophieclinnick95]

loved that part too

[@pragyapoudel5425]

Loving a new person will help you move on.

[@amulyabapatla]

Or any good distraction is enough!

[@jovabarris8789]

I modified all of my life plans for him. My life turned upside down when he entered my life. Finally, the ‘spark’ is gone. I’d rather move-on w/ my life. Saying that he put me through the ringer is an understatement. I’d only stay w/ him if he finally put a ring on my finger (marriage). Even then, the relationship would just feel transactional. Nobody dreams of a strictly transactional relationship. I’m just too exhausted from trying my best to mediate w/ him as bending over backwards just to face consequences as a result. I genuinely feel and think that he’d like to hinder my opportunities. And we’re simply never on the same page. Not worth the effort anymore. Time to continue-on w/ life.

[@jackquinn3095]

Regret is an illusion, a belief that if we had turned right instead of left our lives would of been better, we have no proof of this because we did not take that direction to see how it would of evolved, that is guess work not a fact. It is also a way of protecting ourselves against the reality of how little control we have over our lives, regret gives an antidote to that chaos, lets us believe with our new plan no such harm will come to us again. But even if we may learn from a certain regret this does not mean the lesson will apply the same way the next time that situation comes around, it may need a whole new solution.

[@phoebesmith9089]

Disagree. This is a dangerous pov. Without regret we have no impetus to change, like Matthew said. Without regret, we ignore the mistakes of the past and take the chance of not only hurting ourselves but others around us by ignoring the consequences of our actions. Yes, there is the element of things that are out of our control… But there are things that ARE. It’s about taking responsibility for things that are within our control and knowing which were and which were not, those things happen in reflection. And reflection happens when we regret.

[@jackquinn3095]

@@phoebesmith9089 thank you for your perceptive, I did in the comment lean to heavily on one aspect of regret because it is one that is often ignored. I do agree with you though we are co creators in life. As someone who takes self responsibility to the point of causing myself unjust self blame that does not lead to growth but self damnation the perspective I offered has felt truer than my old narrative. But that's just me.

[@jessicaritchie882]

It's easy to look at my regrets and see how it helped me grow. But the consequences to my life from the decisions I made have been devastating. I'm now 35 single, in massive debt and have major health issues due to PTSD and stress from everything that happened. I wanted to have a family and I don't know if I will be able to. I haven't even been able to date for the last 3 years because of my health. How do I not feel sad about that. It all leads me back to regretting what I put myself through. Which creates the self hate. And people say oh well you didn't know back then what you know now. But it's BS. I knew I needed to be stronger and cut someone out of my life yet I didn't.. I always have put others before my own wellbeing yet I knew what I needed to do. Sharing this with the interweb because maybe it will help me let go. I will watch this video again and do some yoga. I wish peace to everyone suffering.

[@trinap.8904]

Do your future mate a favor by investing in your own healing. Dont be so hard on yourself. You cant fully heal if you continue to resist your unhealed parts.

[@monikaozog7611]

Sounds like you know what to do and who to cut out of your life to be happier in the long run. Sending you strength to be able to push yourself to be the person you want to be! And to find some happiness in your present ❤️

[@trinap.8904]

You may have known that person wasn't good for you but you didn't have the right tools to not choose the wrong person. Trauma is subconscious and healing must take place in order to make better partner choices. Now you know, practice self compassion. 35yrs is young and if it's a family u desire keep on your healing journey, stop looking back and you will have the blessings God has for you.

[@JJ.___.]

Your commitment and other good qualities perhaps like healthy communication skills and all would be so amazing when u meet your person. Right now heal and live everyday as happy as u can be. I’m trying to self encourage too. Take care and best wishes ❤

[@hannahmiller5515]

If you have a lot of regretful type feelings, identify where people scapegoated you, because some things you can take on as a burden, but not everything was your doing, you aren't isolated, you were taught and reacted to by people whose struggles context and values may be totally different from your own. Don't take on regret that isn't yours to take on

[@angiek1827]

Thank you for this. I’ve been beating myself up for things I’ve done in the past and for not doing things I could have done. But if I didn’t do those things I regret doing, I wouldn’t be the person I am today.

[@user-zk5mh2qk3x]

!!!!!!!!!!

[@keishakiger8541]

“Ive inherited” “ I have ten years starting from scratch “ …. Such a good analogy 💜thank you !

[@amyhoover9]

Regret seems like the wrong word to explain what I'm currently feeling.... I've moved on from my guilt and shame. I don't need any man to tell me who I am or how to act. I don't need anybody to spoon feed me or toy around with my fragile heart, only to break it further and make me question if I'm good enough for him. If anything, I'm just angry because of this thing called control. Control in relationships doesn't make a person feel safe. Persuading somebody to act like something they're not is worse. Most men just don't know how to get their act together and be more mature when it comes to modern dating and relationships.

[@mikahlactpo]

I wish I remembered where I heard this but recently I heard someone say that their life changed when they told themselves “I’m exactly where I’m supposed to be right now!” It’s kind of a freeing thought to think this because you can just embrace the now instead of focusing on all the things you thought you should have!

[@emjaye13]

My regret was about the pattern that I can't seem to unlearn that has caused relationship breakups for me usually in the early stages. I mean, I know the person that I have attracted weren't the most ideal ones but for some reason I feel like I was the one who manages to initially pushed them away or scare them away with my unhealed anxious attachment. And that's what has been causing me pain lately, for seemingly repeating the same destructive recipe for pushing people away. I tried to explain where the behavior was coming from and asked for a chance to be considered coz I told them that I wish learning wouldn't cause me to lose people in the process bc I know I just couldn't unlearn the pattern overnight but what matters is I'm am aware and working on it real hard but the people that I have talked about this, seem to bail out so I guess I have to accept that they're not probably the people who want the same thing enough as much as I do that give value to someone who's not perfect but is willing to work on themselves.

[@seeellbee2023]

Wow! I honestly could of wrote this myself. You are not alone. I am exactly the same. It’s very hard and difficult to unlearn these traits/behaviours. Currently something I am working on. Good luck to you!🫶🏻

[@minashah9933]

Gosh - this is me! I’ve been rejected so many times and I end up promising that I will work on myself and I want to change and be better but they let me go every time after I apologise. I just don’t realise and have tried to implement changes and continue to work on myself. It hurts and I end up blaming myself.

[@emjaye13]

@@minashah9933 It does help to reframe and think about those people as not aligned with our path to healing and growth but I couldn't deny the pain and loneliness it caused to end up having lessons after lessons after lessons. There's this favorite quote of mine from Pema Chödrön, that says, "Nothing ever goes away until it teaches us what we need to know." Yes, pain and the people we meet teach us lesson and thank God, that I am somehow able to see what I needed to learn. Of crs, the experiences also teaches us how to endure, show up for ourselves and find what can bring us joy as part of our lesson to love ourselves. It's just that it is truly lonely sometimes, tbh. So I guess, we just keep on swimming as 🐟 would say 🙂

[@alihall676]

Quitting is the birth place of regret. Keep moving forward!

[@leahg4333]

Such an inspirational video to watch on new years day! The authenticity is so refreshing.

[@aaryakhandelwaal]

This is so so so relatable!!! I was thinking about it today itself. I do remember a specific point in life when I could make a choice and I chose the wrong one. I regret it alot. But the thing is the way I am right now would not have been possible any other way. It had to be like cause and effect

[@clareking4434]

I really enjoyed this, nothing todo with dating but the way of looking at your regrets. I always think that the past regrets have carved out the person you are today. You never see it at the time but one day you will ✌🏼

[@aleksandrawilczewska3884]

Thank you, just thank you. When my regrets keep creeping up on me I just watch this podcast and all things mentioned here make me feel better! Keep doing what you're doing, because you're doing it great :)

[@F1fletch]

Wonderful Matt, the game we get to play with ourselves can be a wonderful journey. Thank you for highlighting this. “I get to live the next 10yrs of my life, being the person I want to be” Love Yourself and Life!!

[@chadklotz8498]

Thanks Matt and Steve, you guys gave me a ton of clarity to my journey last night! I’m forever grateful🙏🏻 Matt you spoke to me as well my friend in a lot of ways I can’t even recall right now. Steve, you opened my heart up when you said “ you never know what a bad situation saved you from a better one” , as in tomorrow for me! Love ya both ❤️

[@JayJay-kp1sn]

honestly Matthew you really help me with your psychological support. Thank you so much for your work and for making this videos accessible to me and all of us. Very much appreciated.

[@LifeTheExperience]

It is very hard to move on when... she was the one who initially started treating me like I didn't matter, but we'd always come back to the table and made up until I had enough, and I never returned home, feeling like I abandoned her, being betrayed and disrespected by her son, blaming her, and taking it out on her. By the time I realized what I'd done, we were divorced. I miss her everyday. She was the love of my life and my everything and I cannot focus on anything, but her. We were together for 12 years. Now I'm spending the remaining 30 or 40 years of my life without her... and I have no reason to want to do that. I wish we never mentioned "divorce" and that wasn't in our vocabulary. When she needed me most, I was still holding a grudge, and still never returned home. Now she's with some other man... and refuses to have anything to do with me. The part that makes this even worse... we work together. She was my beautiful wife. Now she's just a co-worker. It's a hellish existence.

[@thereyking9571]

This video was what I was needing it now, to move on and see the future with optimism. Knowing Today that I’m better yesterday.

[@IndigoHazelnut]

Wow.. These conversations are such gems. This channel was always great but over the years its just transformed into something even more beautiful. Thanks lads

[@vishashah20]

Love longer videos!!! Keep em coming

[@lubnan08]

This is literally the best thing I have heard. Great perspective! Plus we have to move on and live better lives.

[@dontfreakoutwerejustclowns7023]

This vidéo just save my life! It’s everything I needed to hear. Thank you Matthew !!

[@CalDavies93]

"Love the person who got you the insight. Make the person proud who started today"

[@footinstirrup4948]

I was drawn to Matt's videos to try and gain some insight for my current relationship issues. As I observe and it is pointed out by Matt, there are many other life aspects that get touched on during these presentations. Bravo to you and your team. There is an abundance self clarity for us to use in your topics.

[@ralucafrusina2504]

I adore you Matthew/ guys 😆 I feel I am growing with your support and deeply appreciate any video invested in here for all of us. Infinite respect from London 🙏 🇬🇧

[@KatieFleming]

Beautiful! I love this --> What we know ourselves to be capable of today is ONLY based on what we've done before. It is NOT based on what's possible in the future on what we haven't done yet. - Matthew Hussey

[@auravelez3573]

This video was everything! Loving the shift from dating to loving life!

[@Lauren-db7hb]

The brother relationship they had is definitely adorable

[@joyful2970]

New Day = New You

[@PepeCris15]

15:08 "You could live to regret spending more years beating yourself up instead of more years living or making an impact." I really needed to hear this. I spend so much of my time being my own worst critic over mistakes I made, even though I know it's not good for me. It's almost as if there's comfort in putting myself down because it's familiar. Making positive change is frightening because it's taking a leap of faith into the unknown. My inner voice will say "it's probably gonna be worse than how things are right now. This is fine." When really I should question that voice and ask "how do I know things won't be better?" Choose your regrets wisely.

[@shrutisharma2155]

Hi Matthew, I broke up recently, have been trying everything under the sky to help myself feel better, that would include therapy. Your podcasts have shown me the most light. Power to you. Thanks a lot!

[@jons4934]

Look up Sadhguru

[@airakhan7979]

Im going thru it now. R u ok now?

[@justaregularstranger4750]

OMG..this man speaks like a person who knows life very well..his guidence is words of Gold .. I'm listening him since last few days..and i feel a great change .. thanks to him ❤️❤️

[@chaymahajlaoui5923]

Hey guys , thank you for this video. I watch a lot of your content and I love it , but this one is the MOST HELPFUL. I needed to hear this. Some part of me already believed this, but I thought I am maybe finding excuses for my errors. That's how difficult with myself I am. But this video is kinda released me from that self blaming energy. Good job, keep it

[@paulagribben640]

This is exactly how I feel. I do occasionally get angry with myself about not taking that step. But I am actively squeezing every single drop of joy, fun, and laughter out of my new life! I have to say, it's having its ups and downs but I have found happiness. I'd given that up because I was paralyzed with fear. No regrets now, onwards, and upwards.

[@suzanne5651]

The glass is half full. Also, we may not be able to change the past, but we get to influence the ending (or something like that - read that somewhere). Thanks so much for this video. It’s so comforting, and what I need to hear right now.

[@muhammadjfp]

Well as you said at the end of this video, I also wanted to mention that your conversations are getting a different theme or aspect to them which in many ocassions they are illuminating and great. Because not all of our life we get to struggle dating someone. At some point that is no more an important part in our lives. Great vidoe. Loved it 😘

[@vikinglass5496]

Oh Matthew. Really feeling the feels. Broken hearted with love including family.

[@ksjanna]

Matthew Hussey I am so amazed at your insight. In a world and society that honors youth, speed, new things and perfection, you are a single strong voice saying that any age is the best age to be yourself. While mistakes cannot be undone, it is never too late to fix a mistake. Every day is a new chance to be the person we want to be - and we can choose to be the person we want to be, even when this life isn't what we wanted. That's where happiness lies - not money, marriage, fame and glory, a fine house, the best food in the world, no. It comes from us being the best version of us. At least... that's what I'm starting to wonder.

[@temukaify]

Dude, overthinking have brought me down in ways I wouldn't imagine. Your videos have been a tremendous help. Thank you very much! 😊

[@marilynoverton8142]

This is a profoundly insightful and helpful video. Thank you very much, Matthew and Steve!

[@Thismumcan]

Best video you have ever done- everyone should get to see this. Thank you

[@user-cb1gf1vj6b]

This is beautiful, the time for change is NOW. be that better person and continue to grow and improve, never look back!!!

[@scottmilburn]

Really needed to hear this regarding a decisions not related to love life at all. Learning not to be too harsh on yourself and realising that you're not the same person a year ago, it's such a big realisation

[@ralucafrusina2504]

Scott! You can also listen to Sadhguru, Louise Hay, RCBlakesJunior and many more you'll be guided from their KZbin pages! Keep on developing yourself and help others too, please 🙏!

[@jb2724]

Amazing love lessening to you, absolutely agree that regret make you realize that you are a different person today and you wish to go back and make thing different, but unfortunately we can't go back... it was ok than we didn't know much about self love and all what we know today... but the experience and knowledge that we have today definitely wouldn't do or take the same decision .

[@tarandeepsingh640]

Such a great message. Needed it going through a tough time with an ex who reached out to me but only has brought me depression the way she’s treated me since. I’ve made great progress in my life and she is the only thing bringing it down, no matter how much I love her.

[@alexandraalbertz1442]

I hope you are doing well now

[@npkrn6764]

"Love" (as you call it) with someone not for you, or toxic, is simply not love. You are wishing for a better version of her. You want the good qualities you are attracted to in her to somehow override you wanting her bad qualities to disappear. You are wanting to be treated with respect - which is something she cannot give/or won't give you. You know yourself - that need to be treasured and respected is not going to leave you. If you stay, you'll only cheat yourself and regret it MUCH MORE later. Allowing someone back who showed you their true nature and unhealthy character before is a fool's game. You clearly KNOW in your soul you deserve better. Now you just have to behave that way. The only way to finding that happiness you seek is to behave in a way where your boundaries and standards are not flexible.

[@mmozumdar4500]

Take care and keep listening to these affirming messages until you can move on completely

[@myriamcantin5727]

Thank you guys for your amazing perspectives you offer on such important subjects. It helps me a great deal. 🙂

[@amandayorke481]

This is SO cleansing, Matt.

[@pemelasu6064]

So insightful! I have wasted so much time because of my extra expectations on others. I tossed and turned in so many sleepless nights because of the runing wild imagination and resentful ideas. I will never be the same person that I used to be. I will control those moments from now on. It is never about a single person who caused me to think. It is about that I control my emotion and my thoughts.

[@SUNshine_9]

I like that Stephen asked Matthew if he had regrets and the honest answer. You did your best with the highest of intentions.

[@ejames3349]

Oh my! What profound insights on dealing with regret. Thank you.

[@juliajohnston7466]

I needed this. Thank you so much Matthew 💓

[@buda2049]

A regret is a lesson well learned, and sometimes it makes a good story 😊

[@giovannarusso2601]

Matthew is an incredible human being ❤️

[@Becca448]

Even tho I don't know you personally but I believe you could be my dream guy because you are real, and intelligent. Thank you so much for your advice Matthew.

[@keishakiger8541]

Love “inheriting the insight, but starting out with ten years at 70“ 😃great analogy, it wipes away fear and flourishes blossoming .

[@Ramereo]

This has helped me massively. At a really low point. I needed someone to say ‘it’s okay’ and you did that for me. Thank you for this. My Xmas might be a little better now and will listen to this over and over again knowing , I am going to be okay and it is okay. Go with it. 🙏🙏🙏

[@UteMVogl]

Absolutely same here. All the best for you! :)

[@Ramereo]

@@UteMVogl I hope you are okay as well. I wish you all the best and inner peace ❤️❤️❤️

[@UteMVogl]

@@Ramereo 💖💖💖

[@andreapuckridge4381]

Sending you light & love 💕

[@akaims1738]

AMEN!

[@daniellestaley9432]

Wow. This was amazing. Beautiful and thank you.🙏🏼

[@lilythpoetry]

Listening to a lifesaver. Completely opened my mind, thank you Matthew H !

[@aniabrandt7]

I enjoy this love& quirk sense of humour between two brothers

[@tugzsurf]

I like this because not all life is about relationships. Lots is about ourselves. Can’t have a healthy relationship if we aren’t healthy.

[@wandai.7038]

One of the most powerful messages I have listened to! Absolutely loved it. Thank you, Matthew and Steven, from the bottom of my heart 💞. You have changed the course of my life.

[@wandai.7038]

@Ali Baba thanks but absolutely no desire to do that, but thank you for your offer. Cheers.

[@jaynepictures9846]

Haven't listened to much, but so far, thank you Matthew for helping to soothe the wounds that came from a bad relationship that i had to get out of. So again thank you, we do tend to beat ourselves up about things, dont we...

[@luisaarlante9833]

Thanks, guys for this video! Another golden wisdom! I've watched your other video with the same concept over and over until it sticks. I have actually forgiven myself for doing something that I have recently regretted. Still hurts as hell and still tears me up but I am accepting little by little and continuously forgiving myself more and more everyday.

[@yakubukhadijat4308]

Hello I'm so excited my relationship was fixed back again my ex is back to me we loving and happily together,I got help from a great man who brought us back together......💞💞💞💞

[@yakubukhadijat4308]

Whatzapp him now💞💞

[@mbusomdletshe2659]

Mmmmm,what an inspirational message ,I am so inspired.Thank you so much guys.

[@carmenkamberos1156]

There are regrets which you can dismiss easily, but there are others regrets that leave scars too deep to forget or heal. You learn to live with the sorrow…

[@canadianseniorseh2679]

I really like that example of changing the way to view the ten remaining years.

[@SUNshine_9]

Love the whole commentary. Love the quote about bad luck may haved saved you from worse luck. Choosing which regret is empowering and changing our lives. There is something nice about being proud of the person you are now by doing something different.

[@gilimonnichmeyer6652]

Thank you ! Brilliant and Liberating! I shared it with people I love 👏

[@amandayorke481]

I'm going to do SOMETHING, Matt, when this ends. Make a call. Do some writing on my book! It's a really great way to approach the issue of regret.

[@GodisGracious11]

Thank you for this video!! It really helped in so many ways! God / universe is using you to being healing into my life

[@fairyrae555]

Yep...speak b4 I think sometimes.....hurt people because my mouth gets me in trouble! I say sorry alot! Don't regret saying sorry... Im learning to think and listen more b4 I speak!!!

[@wandai.7038]

So inspirational. As a 60+ year old with not a few "what ifs" I certainly embrace the concept of I can do whatever I want with the blessing and the insite from my past; to live this amazing life in my next chapter. I have said I need to live to 150 as I'm just getting my sh_t together! Another thing, when I tell people about listening to Matthew Hussey (and Stephen) and people say "oh the love life guy" I say YES the love LIFE guy! So much, much more than dating advice. Keep up the amazing work! Love you guys ❤❤

[@ralucafrusina2504]

Thanks Wanda for sharing your views at your respectable age 👏 I also learn from my old patients about the regrets in life and I am blessed to still catch up with my old dreams just because I hear them saying " I should have done it back then......" You are not late on putting your s**t together..... not everyone came on this current life for the exact same socially acceptable reasons: go to school, go to University, get a job, get a house, get married, have few kids, retire and die !!!! Social norms and converting us on " eating machines ", we are infinite energy and vibration giving life to anything BUT once everyone has access to their awake spirit and power obviously will fight for Human Rights ( few are doing it though), but imagine all of us AWAKE....as TV, media and social media only gives us the brain wash about limited capabilities whereas we have unlimited..... I am sure you're wise enough to know that and I hope some more of us will get the power back and create loving relationships just as Matthew and Stephen are polishing us on this platform 😀 ❤ 🫂

[@wandai.7038]

@@ralucafrusina2504 🤗 very well said

[@tana5098]

What you wrote in the post deeply resonates with me. I'm almost 58 and look over the last 30 years of my life with regret. Mental and physical issues have taken up so much of that time. If I could go back and have a do over, it would look so much different. I suffer from Bipolar Disorder, Crohn's Disease, Anklylosing Spondylitis, Social Anxiety Disorder, and OCD. Luckily, my faith in God is literally what has saved me from taking my life. Right now, all i want is to feel peace and have a break from all of the years of struggle. This would include a better attitude about my past and the ability to forgive myself for making the decisions I did. I pray to God daily for a reset, so I can live the other half of my 50's with some well deserved happiness. I bet this rings true with you as well. I hope for both of us to move out of the past and allow ourselves the chance to learn new ways of thinking. We are never too old to learn a new skill with help from the Lord. God Bless You, Tana 🌷 🙏🕊⛪️

[@jessicaw9011]

"Have you ever done something that was hard, that you almost didn't do, but now you're glad you did it?" Substitute teaching. Hands down. I had made the New Year's resolution that year to bother people (i was so timid before this i couldn't even ask people specific things), and I had just had a meeting with my advisor at school for the education degree I was earning. My hand had just touched the handle to the exit-- I wasn't even in her office anymore-- when I remembered my interest in becoming a substitute teacher. There was a real pause there. The meeting was already over. Any time before that year I would have just continued my momentum forward and left. But in that moment in my head I had the thought, "BOTHER PEOPLE" and spun around and went right back into that office so I could ask her. I ended up substitute teaching for two or three years there, and while I wasn't always the best at it-- I got black listed from three schools because those classes were just really special cases and I was really terrible at classroom management-- and I got fired in the most bumbling way possible that I'm still a little too embarrassed to go into detail over on the internet, it gave me that much more experience before student teaching for my degree, I now have a slew of stories I could tell you, and am absolutely bomb-proofed for any job that is highly chaotic and high stress.

[@tallspicy]

My mantra: I am wabi Sabi - beautifully, perfectly and lovably imperfect, flawed and making mistakes 😊

[@Mytown2024]

I do love this video, it is such a good topic, thank you so much!

[@togomarketing]

Love your videos. I'm in such a bad place mentally right now but these videos have been helping me see things differently

[@shrutisharma2155]

I hope you're feeling better now!

[@togomarketing]

@Shruti Sharma I am feeling much better now. Thank you for caring ❤️

[@gnes_moufiartista]

I love this special healing vidéo..I Enjoyed so much ! Thanks so much 🥰🙏🙏

[@lisavansant961]

I agree 100% with what you said about regrets... When I was at a crossroad and could have made a decision to completely stay away from the narcissist I was only 5 months in who-knows-where I be today if I had stayed away I needed to learn the lesson big time and I did. So no I have no regrets

[@fox39forever]

I'm quite impressed by my past journals. I was closer to my source and spoke a lot of sense, albeit was very naïve and idealistic about relationships.

[@chetnagautam9410]

Wonderful session ❣️🙏 i regret n put down with all mistakes i did but yes it made me strong too

[@daniellec9265]

This is great topic. I often struggle with regret because I have a hard time making decisions. One of the quotes mentioned reminds me of the parable about the Chinese farmer. There are lots of versions on KZbin, but I like the one read by Allen Watts the best. You guys are great

[@florakoller4629]

wow thank you so so much. those were very valuable minutes. ♥️

[@keishamari]

Excellent life advice!!

[@truptimehta9587]

Absolutely makes sense being alive At whatever age with insight of regrets to change it around.👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

[@lilyji1152]

This is fantastic and so practical and happiness inducing, thank you for the wisdom and compassion

[@yakubukhadijat4308]

Hello I'm so excited my relationship was fixed back again my ex is back to me we loving and happily together,I got help from a great man who brought us back together......💞💞💞💞

[@yakubukhadijat4308]

Whatzapp him now💞💞

[@suyoun4870]

Soooo on point. So much insight!