Qudrat-i pashimani: Persian 1402

Regret, from the point of view of most of us, is a sad feeling that if we had not made wrong decisions in the past, we would have had a better life and a brighter future. Popular culture shouts in different ways, don't think about the past and build the future. However, in Daniel Pink's opinion, regret is not dangerous, unusual, or a deviation from the fixed path of happiness; Regret is a healthy, pervasive, and inseparable part of being human. In the art of kintsugi, the Japanese people fix broken pieces of pottery and jars with a combination of gold and repair them. The cracks filled with the gold make the pottery beautiful and turn it into a more beautiful object. Repentance is valuable like these cracks and can improve our status become us The purpose of this book is to bring regret back to us as a necessary emotion and show how we can use its power to make smarter decisions, perform better at work and school, and bring more meaning to our lives.