No Regrets

A Fable About Living Your 4th Quarter Intentionally

De: Matthew Kelly, Allen R. Hunt

Narrado por: Allen R. Hunt

I want to live the rest of my life with no regrets. And I’m sure gonna try to figure out how.

Just as she’s turning 60, a life-altering event brings Lisa face to face with this startling realization. The mother of three beautiful children, grandmother to a sweet newborn grandson, a woman with close friends and plenty of activities to keep her busy, Lisa thought she was satisfied with her ordinary life. But now, she just can’t shake the feeling that something is missing.

Determined to die with no regrets, Lisa launches into a powerful journey to make the most of the fourth and final quarter of her life. Along the way, she enlists the help of Anthony, the happiest 97 year old she’s ever met, encounters a nun who sparks a soul-stirring experience, and discovers in herself greater strength than she knew she possessed.

A captivating and groundbreaking fable, No Regrets is the only audiobook out there that provides a roadmap for how to make the most of the final season of life. If you, like Lisa, are searching for greater meaning in your life, then join authors Allen Hunt and Matthew Kelly as they reveal five incredible secrets to living intentionally, and making the most of your own fourth quarter. No matter what quarter of life you find yourself in, you will be inspired, moved, and encouraged to make the most of the one life you’ve been given.

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I turn 60 soon, so this book hit home

Learn the keys to living the rest of you days on earth with love and trust in God

He kept rattling on

I liked the concept and especially liked the Keys expressed by the 97 year old character but the reader was the worst performer - like a high school gym coach delivering a commencement that he wrote 10 years ago and had grown bored with. Chapters were too short, the book needed revisions before publication. Could have been awesome but was not.

Nice

I do admire the writings and insights of Matthew Kelly. This book, like most of his books that I’ve read, have me eagerly sharing the inspiring points I encounter through the journey in the book. The thoughts on one’s own funeral struck home for me with inspiring insights.

I always enjoy when Mr Kelly narrates his own writings. He has a natural talent of conveying the material in a highly effective way with a natural style that adds to the material, not distracts from it. I feel this narrator, however, needs practice with conveying different voices and emotions. These skills take a gentle touch and can come with practice.

Thanks to both for sharing their talents.

no regrets

awesome love to story format
easy message taught yo us. thank you very very mych

Brilliance

Matthew Kelly does a phenomenal job in providing a perspective that disrupts your thinking and gives you the desire to live the way we were meant to live.

I hope to start now

Too much of life is wasted on things that serve little purpose, only instant satisfaction, not long term. I hope I can be wiser in my choices and decisions. May God walk with me and guide me.

Making my True Life count

I enjoyed Matthew’s writings, voice and reading. It is truly inspiring and the only way I want to live!

Poor Narration

Overall, this is a good story. However, the narration is TERRIBLE! Not only did the narrator seem to be rushing but the final sentence in one chapter was run right into the title of the next chapter. No space, no pause, no time to reflect or even digest the last thought of the chapter which was usually a good thought to ponder.