Exit Interview

What if today was your last day alive—but no one told you?

No red flags. No time to prepare.

Just an ordinary morning… that quietly becomes your final one.

Would you live differently if you knew?

Would you rush to say “I love you”?

Would you cancel your plans—or finally follow through on them?

We spend so much time preparing for our careers, but almost none preparing for the moment we leave it all behind.

Here’s the Truth We’re Taught to Avoid:

Life gives no formal notice.

There’s no calendar invite for your last breath.

But what if there was a final question before you go?

“What regrets are you still carrying?”

Would you speak of the words you never said?

The people you pushed away?

The dreams you buried under the weight of fear?

That’s your exit interview—and the time to fill it out is now, while you still can.

This Week’s Action: Make Your Exit Interview Count

Start here:

If today was your last day, what regrets would you carry?

Then take one bold, honest step:

– Make amends. Reach out. Reconnect. Release.

– Start the thing you’ve been avoiding. Write the book. Send the message. Take the risk.

Because the scariest line to write in your exit interview is: “I knew what mattered. I just didn’t act on it.”

Don’t wait for the last day to live like it matters.

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