When artist and motivational speaker Kyle Scheele decided to build a 30-foot long cardboard ship and afterward set it on fire in a symbolic gesture of letting go of regret, he had no idea what an overwhelming response he would get. When Scheele asked people to send him their regrets that he would burn inside the ship, he ended up receiving over 20,000 submissions from around the world which ranged from heartbreaking to hilarious, from painful to inspiring. Scheele shares what he learned from people about letting go of regret, revealing his own journey to heal his regrets and start living life on his own terms. He writes, “This story involves multiple Viking funerals, thousands of square feet of cardboard, and enough hot glue to supply your mother-in-law's craft night for the rest of time. But it also involves regret, self-doubt, insecurity, and ultimately, redemption. So buckle up. It's about to get bumpy.”