What really matters at the end of life? When faced with death, it’s no longer about money, power, or fame. Instead, it’s about fundamental questions: Have you spent enough time with family and friends? Do you regret things you did or, more importantly, things you didn’t do? Were you happy? Australian Bronnie Ware spent several years accompanying the dying until their last breath and listening to them intently. Her book is about what occupied these people before their death. Ware herself, based on this experience, has decided to only do what she truly wants. Because, as she says, “I know what I would otherwise regret.”.