Jun 08
Learning to stop the slide…
The first decision wasn’t awful – perhaps not completely thought through – but it wasn’t the end of the world.
Then circumstances conspired against me and the second decision – worse than the first – was the beginning of the end.
In hindsight, the smart thing would have been to sidestep and possibly let things run their course. Instead I felt I needed to “fix” things and just managed to compound a bad situation.
Why is it that we fail to get out of the track and stop making bad decisions?
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Apr 23
Limiting your life by playing it safe.
Risk has a positive side – it brings rewards!
Now I’m not saying that everyone should become daredevils with a total disregard for their own and others’ safety and wellbeing. But if you never risk anything, what can you truly gain?
Risk comes in many flavors – some contain social peril; some jeopardize finances; but perhaps the most sensitive risks expose your self-confidence.
Some people are so adverse to any type of risk that they settle for what they feel is safe and ultimately wind up losing in the long run – by sitting on the sideline.
What we need to learn is how to maximize life’s rewards while keeping the risks under control.
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