Good question Roy Kelley - I try not to live with regrets - I do what I love and love what I do... !!

Medical Doctor with a kind & caring approach via intimacy with $$$ 2nd

I would like a couple of 'do-overs' but that's not how life works out is it?

Stuff happens.  And typically for a reason.  It's about moving forward while remembering history.   Consistent self-improvement is a good thing.   

3 months after graduating from college got into real estate. Stayed after law school and have not looked back

I'd be the Queen of England or Empress of Russia.

I can't complain about my life....and I would have no problem with doing all of it again....

Roy, I was intuitive enough to do that at 17 and worked a 28 year career loving what I did; my true passion in the music & entertainment industry. So, I did it again with real estate, which is a joy, not a passion-so I then started several networking groups and strategic alliances, which is a passion. That has lead to some amazing opportunities to mentor and mastermind with others whom I enjoy and respect.

So to answer your question, I'm on round 3 of lighting my fire within and feel no need to change anything...except my eating habits.

I think the intent itself would lead to the right actions, so 'highest and best use/greatest good' would apply here and let the Universe take care of the rest. I have given this a lot of thought over the past year!

Maria Sapio nailed this one!

Right out of college, I got the job that I thought I'd have to go to law school to get.  Then a few years later, as I was making plans to make law school happen, I got an amazing offer with the Carter Administration doing work that I thought I'd need a law degree to do.  Both jobs were amazing, and yet I do wish I'd gotten my law degree.  

  I'd do it all over again... with a few tweaks here and there!

I would like to be able to have the power to expose liars and cheats.

I'd love to be ruler of the universe, with the cool "Ming the Merciless" goatee.

I truly want to be my true, ever-growing, ever-changing self.  I'll let those changes happen naturally, in the right time, when the lessons are learned. I would not be me otherwise. 

I work on improvement daily! I'm in the career choice that best suits me and am thrilled my children are doing the same thing and loving it.

I like what I'm currently doing.  If I could change one thing I would have signed up for the military when I was younger, sad I didn't

The only thing to me that is real is change so the insides and the outsides work together.

Roy,

We would continue improving ourselves every day, and that is what we work on daily.  A

create another me

I would have healing powers....our bodies are so week and we are so fragile in general...:) 

Be safe and healthy.

That's a pretty loaded question. 

I've been a work in progress my whole life and have been very happy all along. Change anything? Now? No.

 Is it bad for me to be happy with what I am and just try to help other people see the beauty in themselves??

Can't think of anythng.

Wow Roy,  I would of like to be a NFL Ref or something like that to make the right calls.

My change would have come in 203-2005 when those 3 years i would work 364 days a year selling new construction and really missed 3 years of my daughter growing up. Now i schedule her games, events and performances blocking them from all business so i can see them. No more missing anything. So mine is not a change for future, it is a chance i made in the past to make a better future

Let me think on that a while and get back to you

I'd be Obama for a few minutes and tell the truth

Not sure that I would change much.

I would love to be able to speak better

I love what I do BUT, if I had the opportunity, I would likely do the re-do all the way back to college my college days.  I would have gone with my mind and not my heart with my major!  

Roy Kelley - be a better giver....

I am content with where I am. If circumstances had been different I may have become a professor of a small university.