Regret doesn’t show up with flashing lights.
It creeps in quietly.
It waits until the noise dies down, the moment passes, and the opportunity fades.
Then it whispers: “You could’ve done it.”
And that whisper?
It’s expensive.
Regret Costs More Than Money
We talk a lot about missed revenue, lost deals, and failed launches.
But regret costs something deeper:
• Time: You can earn more money. You can rebuild a brand. But you can’t get back the time you spent second-guessing.
• Momentum: Every moment of hesitation slows the engine. Regret is a brake pedal disguised as caution.
• Confidence: Regret chips away at your belief in yourself. It turns “I could’ve” into “Maybe I’m not cut out for this.”
• Legacy: The story you were meant to write gets left unfinished. The impact you were meant to make never lands.
Why We Regret
We don’t regret failing.
We regret not trying.
We regret the pitch we didn’t send.
The product we didn’t launch.
The community we didn’t build.
The investor we didn’t follow up with.
The moment we had the spark—and didn’t light the fire.
And most of the time?
We were waiting for permission.
For perfection.
For proof.
But the truth is:
Regret is the tax we pay for waiting too long.
What Regret Teaches Us
It teaches us that:
• Action beats certainty
• Imperfect momentum beats perfect planning
• The window doesn’t stay open forever
It reminds us that the cost of doing nothing is often higher than the cost of doing it messy.
Flip the Script
You’re not too late.
You’re not behind.
You’re right on time—if you move now.
The next opportunity won’t wait.
But it will reward the ones who leap.
So build the thing.
Send the pitch.
Launch the product.
Start the movement.
Because the only thing worse than failing…
Is wondering what could’ve happened if you’d tried.
Truth to Profits is built for the ones who are done waiting.
Done hesitating.
Done paying the cost of regret.
Let’s build something real.
Let’s make it profitable.
Let’s make it matter.
—Richie