On Taking Chances...
- The School Of Thoughts
- Feb 23, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 3, 2023
"What is risky is living your life and never trying for anything, and never doing something brave and never getting yourself scared.' - Angelina Jolie

In life, it is common for people to stay within their comfort zones and avoid taking risks. Many believe that taking a risk can lead to failure and embarrassment, so they choose to play it safe. Angelina Jolie said in one interview, that it is more dangerous to never take any risks and to live a life without attempting anything brave or frightening and I wholeheartedly agree with her statement.
Taking risks can lead to great rewards, such as personal growth, success, and satisfaction. When you step out of your comfort zone and try something new, you challenge yourself and develop new skills. These experiences also give you a sense of accomplishment and build confidence, which can be useful in all aspects of life.
It's true that taking risks can be scary, but without fear, there can be no courage. Fear is a natural response to uncertainty and danger, but it is up to us to overcome it and push forward. When we face our fears and take risks, we become braver and more resilient, which makes us better equipped to handle whatever life throws our way.
Living a life without taking risks also, can lead to missed opportunities and regrets. It is easy to get caught up in the safety of routine and familiarity, but this can also lead to stagnation and a lack of fulfillment. Without taking risks, we may never discover our true potential or find our passion.
In conclusion, taking risks is an essential part of life. It is essential to try new things, challenge ourselves, and face our fears, even if it means risking failure. Remember, the biggest risk in life is not taking any risks at all. So go ahead and take that leap of faith, try something new, and embrace the unknown. Your courage and resilience will reward you with growth, success, and a life full of excitement and possibility.
Yours Truly,
The Queen Of Africa
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