Risks

Not starting anything at all is riskier than starting something and failing. The biggest risk is not taking any risk because life itself is warfare, not a fun fare. One’s decision to step out and take a risk is worth the trouble because only doers get what they want, others get what they see. A single action is better than one million intentions. The company one keeps could also affect his ability to venture boldly into life’s many-sided labor market. It is impossible to fly like an eagle when you weight your neck because, to a large extent, the company you keep determines what accompanies you in life. Taking risks in life is the only way to climb mountains and stop stumbling over pebbles.