Peterson's deepest regret isn't a failed career move or a broken relationship — it's not learning to play the organ when he was seven years old. The interviewer observes that this will make for a good deathbed, and Peterson agrees. It reveals something profound: the regrets that haunt us aren't the dramatic failures but the quiet opportunities we let slip past unnoticed.
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