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TAKING A RISK IS OFTEN YOUR FIRST STEP TOWARD SUCCESS
Taking a risk is often your first necessary step toward success. If you don’t take some risks, you won’t get the chance to succeed. While you are trying, you are winning.
The law of averages is on your side. The more you try, the greater your chance of succeeding.
Never get discouraged. Every wrong attempt is another step forward. People that make no mistakes usually don’t make anything.
Make up your mind not merely to overcome a thousand obstacles, but to win in spite of a thousand defeats.
Your mistakes are stepping stones to success and your installment payments to victory.
You can’t be a winner and be afraid to lose.
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4 replies to "Taking A Risk Is Often Your First Step Toward Success"
I have taken the risk many times and failed but now I have learnt more I know where I am going !!
That’s fantastic Merle. If you look at all the successful people in life, they have failed the most. You only need to look at people like Edison and Mr Sanders of Kentucky fame. People who play it safe never go anywhere. I heard someone recently say that being uncomfortable precedes growth and its true, you almost have to be on the edge all the time, feeling comfortable being uncomfortable. Onwards and upward eh!
You are so right that we all need to take risks in life. Unfortunately, so many people are scared to do this since they are often taught in school that to risk (or be out of the norm) is to fail.
I totally agree Sigrid, everybody wants to stay safe don’t they. 97% are like sheep staying where its nice and warm and cuddly. The thing is that the 3% who are successful have to go the opposite way and that means stepping out of their comfort zone. Somebody once said that if you keep on doing what you have always done, you will always get what you have got. For things to change you must change.
To keep doing the same things and expecting a different result is naive to say the least.