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By the way, I was very happy the day after I quit my boring job, a week after I moved apartments, and a month after my relationship that wasn't working broke up with me. It doesn't take decades' wisdom to break out of status-quo bias.
If you're able to avoid semi-durable pain, discomfort or anxiety during periods of personal upheaval, it probably explains why you need to bias your horizons in certain ways that aren't as helpful to more typical people
Sure. Some need advice on lengthening their time preference and some need the reverse advice, as with all advice. But the "deathbed" trope is still silly. People who'll only realize basic life wisdom in the shadow of impending death should take more mushrooms while they're alive.
I think that's the pragmatic takeaway? Not so much that you appease your deathbed self, but that if you can surmise his regrets they will probably give you some information about what sort of things are consistently hard to arrange in the medium term but very valuable to you
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