I have no time for regrets so no - I wouldn't do anything different.

Besides, we never die - we EVOLVE.

We have eternity to get it right....

I would have gone to my cousins wedding in England instead of Burning Man this past year. I felt a wee bit guilty when I got a picture of the whole family together minus me. I also would take back any physical and emotional harm I caused. (but I guess we learn from these mistakes don't we?)

No... but I would have liked to have been evaluated, diagnosed, and placed on venlafaxine when it was first approved by the FDA.

What a great question. I don't think I have any regrets that I'd like to take back; however, if I had my life to live over again, knowing what I know now, so many things would be changed that my life wouldn't resemble itself. The paradox is that, I think that it would open up so many new twists, that it's impossible to know about doing something I might regret again. Does that make sense? Over all, would I have a better life, or is there a possibility for a disastrous fate? If this "going back" was possible, and say......I re-played the lotto, would my numbers that I picked be the same? or would ramdom chance deal me new ones?....Hummm......I conclude that fate is reset, instant by instant and it's too bad that there is no going back before this this very instant.

Well, to answer your question, maybe I should have purchased stock in Microsoft way back when........

See the Movie "The Butterfly Effect".

Me... a few more dates would have been good when I was a teenager.
I wonder if I *HAD* joined the air force...

wow, TONS!!! ( my personal motto is, If you have no regrets, youre not really living, gota risk mistakes to go outside our comfort zones, and im my comfort zones worst enemy, lol)
Lessee, woulda gone straight to college, woulda gone straight to Md and married my current love, like just jumped her and carried her off, lol, might have killed a guy if i had an escape route, he was a bastard and he deserves it, would have stuck to my museum job if at all possible, and maybe transferred to one in Md, geez lots of stuff.

no thanks. I would rather just thrive on my mistakes and agonies....saving them for inspiration in time of revenge

I would have moved to California in 1991

I've lead an amazing life, and more to come.
I had my highest of highs and lowest of lows, and so it shall continue.
In my teens and early 20's I wasted so much time with regrets, letting them spin in my head to only hinder me. I evolved and learned from my mistakes. I don't believe in finding despair in my regrets. I now know, with each mistake or fumble i can do way better. Past regrets have fueled me forward and the unkown is now welcomed and I sure as hell ain't gonna miss an opportunity to live a little more fully each minute, hour, day and so on....

I think it was the movie Frequency. Go back and tell myself to buy certain stocks. Like google when it initially IPOed.

I go back every day...
In my thoughts.
Over and over...again...
Again, and again, until I realize that I don't want to go back anymore.

This is and awesome question!!!
One that requires more time to think about.......

I should have taken some study abroad programs. Also, shouldn't have gone into programming. Should have become an ESL teacher in foreign countries.

I don't look back on things as opportunities I missed so much as roads that I chose not to take. I haven't made any mistakes, just decisions. Some better than others. And if I were to go back and select a different path, I would feel as if I didn't appreciate where the roads I did choose have led me.

So I suppose if I could go back and stare at the same opportunities in the face, I would make the exact same choices, as a way of celebrating the life I am so blessed to have today.

I'm on the fence with this one ... all of the events as they unfolded helped to shape who I am today and I like who I am, so no, I wouldn't change a thing .... on the other hand, had I asked this woman to marry me and she said yes or not been afraid to quit my job and start a new business, etc etc, things might be completely different ... so yes, there are things I wish I had done.

Maybe a investment opportunity or two....but honestly, there is no opportunity I wish I had taken advantage of. I am where I am reason - with many lessons learned in the process.

I wish I would have gone into the Air Force out of high school despite my parents wishes, instead of going to a local college while still living at home.