I'm sharing a couple of stories to break down something crucial: the difference between risk and danger, especially when you're thinking about betting on yourself in business. One story involves a camera guy who risked it all to chase his music dreams, and the other… well, let's just say it involves my father-in-law and a very angry rattlesnake. There's a big lesson here about calculated chances versus just plain stupid.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

There's a huge difference between calculated risk (like starting a side hustle or your own practice) and actual danger (like trying to bag a wild rattlesnake).
Taking a calculated risk on yourself, even if it doesn't pan out exactly as planned, often leads to no regrets and valuable experience.
The "worst-case scenario" of betting on yourself in business is usually just going back to a regular job, which isn't so bad when you really think about it.

🧠 Pro Tip:

When you're looking at taking a chance on yourself or your business, really analyze the worst-case scenario. Often, you'll find it's a manageable risk, not a true danger, which can give you the confidence to go for it.

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