Ben Carson - Risk Quotes

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I sensed I was about to take one of the most important risks of my life. But I felt so right that I didn't hesitate.

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The greatest and most valuable resources we have for making crucial decision are knowledge and the amazing brainpower God gave human beings when he created us. That's certainly true for deciding our best response to any risk we ever face.

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But no matter what safety steps we take or what security precautions we adopt, our risk of death is not approximately – but exactly – 100 percent. There is no margin of error on the statistic.

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Risk played a really important role in making me the person I am.

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Once in a while, when it comes to taking risks, youthful naivete pays better dividends than do knowledge and experience.

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The more we think about risk, the more risk seem to be.

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How did we become so intrigued by risk – and so worried about it at the same time?

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Why risk? I responded. It should be, why not to risk?

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Every human being experiences risks; some of the risks are common to all humans, and some are unique to the life each of us has been given to live. But I know for certain that risk – both it's shadow and its reality – has shaped my life inside and out.

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Rather than reacting to every risk we hear and see, we should make an effort to discern which ones we can do something about.

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If we set our priority the removal of all risk, we'll soon have sterile, stagnant, and unstimulating learning environments.

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Creativity requires risk. So do exploration and innovation. Anyone who thinks outside of the box is taking a risk. Leadership brings many risk. Courage is exercised in the face of risk. Invest involve risk. Decision-making always mean a certain degree of risk.

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Like an adventure who was asked why he climbed the mountain and answered, Because it's there! I think our culture has developed this intense love-hate relationship with risk, in part because it's always there.

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Odds that you will die at some point in your life: 1 in 1. Thus, you might say the greatest, most significant, and universal risk factor in death is being born. This implies that it really isn't very helpful to approach the subject of risk by focusing on how we might die; rather, it's far wise to consider how we should live and what risk we will live with.

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Often the willingness to think differently about a problem and then risk sharing the idea with others certainly pay off.

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