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Question #44: When is it time to stop calculating risk and rewards, and just go ahead and do what you know is right?
About five years ago. That's when it was time.
But, I've tried to start doing what I know is right. It isn't easy. In fact, it's really hard. I second guess myself all the time. I talk myself out of things I knew ten minutes ago all the way in my core. I'm getting better, but I spent my whole childhood and twenties being taught how to balance risk/reward. It's hard to unwind that just because I'm over 30 now.
Question #44: When is it time to stop calculating risk and rewards, and just go ahead and do what you know is right?
About five years ago. That's when it was time.
But, I've tried to start doing what I know is right. It isn't easy. In fact, it's really hard. I second guess myself all the time. I talk myself out of things I knew ten minutes ago all the way in my core. I'm getting better, but I spent my whole childhood and twenties being taught how to balance risk/reward. It's hard to unwind that just because I'm over 30 now.
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