A young man lives with regrets but tries to be better. He writes in his journal about the things he sees, the things he does, and the things he feels. He carries regrets with him and knows that he cannot undo his past mistakes. However, he tries, day after day, to make things better. He learns over time that confronting trouble often makes things worse, but when he fixes things or redirects things, that he can make things a little better. He finds that writing in his journal helps him to think about things, to put things in perspective, and to learn better ways to be someone who can make the world a bit better.