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A plain billionaire

I had a few hours on a plane recently and had this thought.

I typed it into my iPad.

If you fear the future you won’t live the present.

The next day I read ‘Screw it, just do it’ by Sir Richard Branson.

It’s a great read and I would highly recommend.

The book revolves around the idea of making decisions and taking on challenges without knowing all the details. What I found most interesting however was that although Branson takes risks, he doesn’t take chances.  In other words rolling a dice or making a pure gamble doesn’t make sense but taking a calculated risk does.

Interesting difference.

When bad things happen, it’s easy to fear the future.

But fear is the biggest disabler out there.

By continuing to make decisions calculated on risk not chance, it is the future we must claim and then absorb the present on our journey.

 

By Randy Friesen

Randy Friesen is a business strategist, manager and educator based in Vancouver, BC and Detroit, Michigan. He is also a husband and father. He loves the creative process and is active in creating art and music.

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