Break Free From the Choices That Hold You Back and Step Boldly Into the Life You Were Meant to Live
ABOUT THE BOOK
Every decision shapes a direction. Some choices move us forward, others leave us stuck, and a few create regrets that echo for years. Living Above Regret: Decisions that Define Your Destiny is a powerful guide for anyone ready to understand their patterns, reclaim their clarity, and make wiser, more intentional decisions.
Drawing from real‑life insight, spiritual wisdom, and practical reflection, this book uncovers the hidden forces behind the choices we make—and the ones we avoid. You’ll discover why bad decisions happen, how fear and ego distort judgment, and why hesitation can be just as costly as action. More importantly, you’ll learn how to break these cycles and replace them with habits that lead to confidence, courage, and purpose.
About the author
Colin Louis is an educator, speaker, and author committed to helping individuals make wiser, more intentional decisions. His work focuses on guiding people toward clarity, emotional maturity, and purposeful living—core themes reflected throughout both Living Above Regret and its companion workbook.
With a teaching style that blends insight, faith‑based principles, and practical application, Colin equips readers with tools they can immediately put into practice. His approach bridges the gap between understanding and action, offering a grounded framework for navigating life’s choices with confidence and conviction.
Colin created this book and workbook bundle to provide a complete pathway for transformation—pairing reflective teaching with hands‑on exercises that help readers internalize and apply what they learn. His mission is to empower individuals to break old patterns, make decisions aligned with their values, and move forward with a renewed sense of direction and purpose.
What Readers Are Saying
“I read Living Above Regret thinking it’d be another ‘life advice’ book. Next thing I know, I’m laughing, nodding, and realizing I’ve been doing a few things wrong since 1974. By the last chapter, I said, ‘Well, Harold, better get the workbook too — clearly you’ve got some homework to do.’ Honestly, I haven’t enjoyed self‑reflection this much in years.”
— Harold M., 68
“Living Above Regret lit a fire in me I didn’t even realize had gone dim. It made me believe I can build a life that feels intentional, not accidental. By the last page, I knew I wanted the workbook too — not out of obligation, but because I’m excited to put this new clarity into action.”
— Elena R., 26
“Please get the book! One portion that really stood out so far is “the enemy dresses danger in disguise”..
This is truly a POWERFUL read!!!
— Tina L. Ohio