Go on with Risk

 “In life, if you don’t risk anything, you risk everything”. Have you taken any risk in life? Do you have the courage to take risk in your life? Anyway before asking that question to you , let me ask myself.

Have I taken any risk in life ? Do I have the courage to take risk in my life?

And the answer is ………..

Yess, this is the question that we need to ask ourselves. How many of us can answer this question honestly.

 

We all live in our comfort zone. Nobody wishes to come out of this comfort zone and face big problems and risks. The main problem is people are scared of failure. People only go after success. Every year the number of suicide rate is increasing due to failure. Some people suicide even due to the fear of failure. Without taking risk people can’t even get out of the fear of failure.

 

Few months ago there was a suicide case reported in the newspapers in India. A 19 year old college student  had done suicide due to the fear of exams. She didn’t even has the courage to write the exams.

This is not only one case. Many students commit suicide every year due to the fear of NEET exams. Students should be given proper counselling to face challenges and  take risks.

 

Maybe while taking risk nobody will be there to support us. Our family, friends, relatives, everybody will be against us.  Mainly the society will be crucifying us. But we should take the courage to face everything. By doing this we not only learn to face risk but also to face any situation. There is a quote by the famous physicist Albert Einstein “If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or things.

 

We need to tie our life to a goal and take risk to achieve that goal. We should not be frightened or discouraged by the problems we face during our journey to our dream goal.

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