Prompt: Lucy Tan’s story “Safety of Numbers” explores the tension between playing it safe and taking risks. How do you view this tension between safety and risk-taking in your own life? In your journal response, consider any of the following: ● Which side do you naturally lean toward: playing it safe or taking risks? ● Are there certain situations in which you are more likely to play it safe or take risks? ● Do you think you would benefit from moving more toward one option or the other?

Lucy Tan's story "Safety in Numbers" explores the tension between playing it safe and taking risks. I see this tension between safety and risk, as an example of following life in a balanced way, if you only aim for safety, you will not evolve if you only follow risk, you could go wrong.

The diference behind Safety of Numbers?

Everywhere we look, the perception is immediate that in order to win or have results in this life, it is necessary to take risks. What changes is the size of the result you aim for and this is totally related to the willingness to risk.

Believing that there will be big gains with low risks is practically a utopia. There is a lot of math around these limits. It is obvious that we would all like to not risk anything and achieve great results, too bad that doesn't exist, at least I don't know.

Even to win the lottery it is necessary to take a risk, and the further away these ends are, the more remote the probability of succeeding. I often say that if you want to take little risk as an entrepreneur, start with a popcorn cart. The risks will be small and the possibility of gains, ditto.

With this information, we can conclude that Life is very easy, especially when we teach ourselves a lot, because it is at this stage that challenges provoke us.

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