How To Get Comfortable Taking Risks

Australian Super recently recorded a significant write-down of $1.1 billion after investing in an overseas video training company. The CIO defended this loss by emphasising the risk/return ratio, noting that good returns often come with inherent risks. While this principle is a cornerstone of business, it’s easy to overlook in a more risk-averse environment.

This Forbes offers insights on embracing risk, suggesting techniques like fear testing (considering worst-case scenarios) and dream testing (envisioning best-case scenarios). Ultimately, the greatest rewards often require a strong appetite for risk.

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