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Do you like to play it safe? If it’s not broke, don’t fix it? Maybe the whole idea of taking risk scares you. Here’s how to take risks—safely.
This week’s Inspire Me quote is from comedian Jim Carrey:
“You can fail at what you don’t want, so you might as well take a chance on doing what you love.”
Ninety percent of people have regret about something in their lives—and, often it’s about the risks they didn’t take.
There are plenty of good reasons to take risk. Here are just three:
Taking risk is an act of faith. Not a blind faith, but an informed one. There’s a difference between venturing and adventuring. Venturing is for the long-haul and benefits others. Adventuring is for personal entertainment.
We may not take risk out of fear of loss (usually economic loss) or because it may preclude us from keeping other options open.
There are three steps to taking risk safely:
List your fears into two categories: excuses and challenges. This helps bring clarity on what is really possible.
This week’s Challenge Me:
First place to start, identify the risk you might be resisting. When you listened to this episode, was there something that kept coming to mind? What’s the smallest, but effective, step you could take with it?
Resources mentioned or related to this podcast that may be helpful to you:
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Do you like to play it safe? If it’s not broke, don’t fix it? Maybe the whole idea of taking risk scares you. Here’s how to take risks—safely.
This week’s Inspire Me quote is from comedian Jim Carrey:
“You can fail at what you don’t want, so you might as well take a chance on doing what you love.”
Ninety percent of people have regret about something in their lives—and, often it’s about the risks they didn’t take.
There are plenty of good reasons to take risk. Here are just three:
Taking risk is an act of faith. Not a blind faith, but an informed one. There’s a difference between venturing and adventuring. Venturing is for the long-haul and benefits others. Adventuring is for personal entertainment.
We may not take risk out of fear of loss (usually economic loss) or because it may preclude us from keeping other options open.
There are three steps to taking risk safely:
List your fears into two categories: excuses and challenges. This helps bring clarity on what is really possible.
This week’s Challenge Me:
First place to start, identify the risk you might be resisting. When you listened to this episode, was there something that kept coming to mind? What’s the smallest, but effective, step you could take with it?
Resources mentioned or related to this podcast that may be helpful to you: