People who felt like they had failed in life once visited a counselor.
One said,
“My biggest mistake was not dreaming big enough. If I had, I might have lived a completely different life.”
Another confessed,
“I was always too busy with work to care for my family, and now I live alone. I deeply regret never showing them love while I had the chance.”
A third said,
“I used to be the CEO of a company, but now I don’t even have a single employee left. I didn’t listen to them or trust them, and that’s what led to this outcome.”
After hearing their stories, the counselor asked with a puzzled look,
“If you knew all this, why didn’t you act on it back then?”
They answered with a hint of bitterness,
“Because the things that really mattered weren’t visible at the time.”
The counselor replied,
“That’s exactly why you need to express the invisible in visible ways. The things that are truly precious only begin to appear when you put effort into making them visible.”