From Risk to Riches

   “Conquest of what is deemed unattainable makes the journey all the more exciting.” Aakanksha Sharma

Life has rewarded mostly people who have taken Risks. Those who have stayed in their Comfort zones have only experienced the rewards of being passive in life. In the study I have conducted of all the Wealthy and Great people only one Common Dernominator has been identified and that is Risks. In some context their refer to it as Faith and some Calculated Risks. But one thing of all is that making a move was once impossible.

There are many lives that have been deprived meaning due to fear of taking life worthy risks. Hence there are those who are sung as heroic just because someone believed that they were worth taking. Even in relationships, careers, businesses, teams and organizations there those risks not been taken as result only ordinary experiences are witnessed.

Linda Proctor in her book Earn it and Enjoy it highlighted on risk the following scenarios;
 
What risks have you taken in your life? What benefits have you reaped by being in your comfort zone? If your answer on taking risk has benefited you in your life, live to take risk because they are rewarding but if you're not for how long are you going to lock your abilities in that comfort?

Lastly, one way or the other life is a risk so do not dispise taking risk if the outcome will change your life to the better. If it wasn't for taking risks in life, you would'nt be walking today and in a relationship you're in, have a degree from that institution and wake up in the morning to work for the pay you'll get at the end of the month.

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If you are unwilling to risk, you are voting for mediocrity in your life. Let me first bring your attention to these risk takers:
When slavery was an accepted way to treat people, William Wilberforce stood up in the British Parliament, spoke out against it, and began the process of abolishing it. Wilberforce was willing to risk. Think about what it took.

When Rosa Parks refused to go to the back of the bus as was the custom for Black people, she risked and won. She ignited the Civil Rights movement in the United States.