As
individuals, some of us are pure risk takers.
We decide that we should throw ourselves into a situation and have a
feeling of ‘I don’t worry about the consequences.’
I admire those
who have this sort of approach towards life but what kind of individual would
you rather be?
You could be
either a real gambler in life (and I’m not talking about your regular fruit
machine gambler) or you could be the human being who prefers security.
I was
thinking about this today, especially as I fit into the latter group who
prefers stability.
For the first
time since 1994, I won’t be in full-time education. That counts first school, middle school,
secondary school, sixth form, college and University.
Although it
is good to get out of this habit, I would rather have a rough plan of what I
want to do in the months ahead.
Not much of a risk-taker
To not have
that at the moment is not a nice feeling.
Now that we are in September and it doesn’t feel right to not be ready
to go back to Uni or school, like a lot of people are doing now.
Without even
a paid position makes this even more difficult.
Perhaps I need to alter my approach towards life.
Or maybe I
shouldn’t? Realistically, I’ve never been
much of a risk-taker and that has increased ever since the summer of 2009
(those who know me will know why).
Taking risks are good but it isn't a regular preference of mine... |
I have great
respect for those who want to spend their lives jumping out of planes,
bungee-jumping, driving fast racing cars etc.
That is all about taking a risk, embracing life and frankly, not giving
much of a care about the possible implications.
It’s not like
I’ve never ever taken a risk. I’ve told
a few girls how I feel about them (and it never worked out), I’ve made bets
with friends on sporting events (with modest results) and I’ve taken leadership
in group situations and often come out better for the experience.
So, it isn’t
like I’ve ever taken a risk. However, I
love stability and I don’t like it when I don’t feel in a secure position.
In life, you
have to take risks once in a while but sometimes, having a rough plan could be
a better outcome…
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