Bruce Johnstone argues that success requires taking risks and standing out from the crowd. His counterpart counters that many so-called risks have already been proven by others, and the real danger is inaction. The conversation weighs competitive risk against the cost of doing nothing.
only risk-takers win. By definition, if you are the same as everybody else, if you're not taking a risk over and above what everybody else is taking, by definition you can't win. If you're doing exactly what everybody else is doing, how can you possibly win? You have to be different to win. You have to take risks.
It's funny, our business is so easy. Other people have already done what you consider risk. So for me, I'm like, is it really a risk when it's proven? And then you have to kind of take into account The risk of not doing stuff, in my opinion, is bigger than the risk of doing things.
How YOU Can Make $15,000 Per Week from ANYWHERE ft. Keenan Stockling Jr | Ep112
