In life you never want to put all of your eggs in one basket. Once you’ve reached some degree of comfort financially, spread your risk around so you don’t have too much exposure to any one thing.

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While it’s true that most successful people took risks to get there, it’s important not to take big risks repeatedly. At some point your good fortune may run out. Be smart about the risks you take.…

Consider the risk of exposure. The law of averages suggests that the more exposure you have to a risky activity, the higher the probability that you will experience a problem.…

Coming to terms with risk requires you to fully understand the consequences and the odds associated with those consequences.…

Social media is a wonderful tool for keeping up with the lives of friends and family but social media is not a replacement for human contact.…

Social media, email, and phone calls are nice, but there’s no substitute for the opportunity to get together with old friends.…

Maintaining long-term friendships requires effort from both parties. See yourself as the catalyst in the process.

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You might think that the happiest people are those with the greatest wealth or the best jobs. In fact the happiest people are those with the strongest social lives. Surrounding yourself with great people is the answer.…

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Take a break adulthood and find ways to put more fun in your life.…