Lessons In Life And Leadership

LLL043 How to Measure and Deal with Risk Taking risks is a natural part of life, leadership, and business. We take a risk every time we step off the sidewalk to cross a busy street or ride on a subway train to work. We take a risk when we fall in love, get married, and have children. We take a risk when we hire someone new into our organization. So, how do you measure the risks you take each day? How do you determine which risks are worth taking - and which ones are not? On today's episode, I'm sharing how to measure risks and determine which ones are worth taking. I'll explain how your subconscious brain plays a role in your ability to accurately measure risks and your decisions on which risks are worth taking. I'll also explain why some things may seem risky for some people but not for others and share strategies you can use to measure the perceived risk or danger of a situation as well as your perceived ability to cope with it.   "Risk is largely subjective. It is largely relative to how you interpret