The Muay Thai Guys Podcast - Episode 37
Muay Thai is a risky endeavor in itself, and as a calculated human beings it has taught us to take risks that have shaped us into who we are today.
Risk is a reward in itself - despite the result you learn a lot about yourself, that you are willing to take a shot at greatness, at something better - no one has ever become extraordinary by playing it safe. Paul and I discuss the 5 risks we've taken to get to where we are today in our careers/life, which include:
- Living off the Beaten Path - Living in a world without a set blueprint proves to be difficult, but it also proves to be truly fulfilling and rewarding in terms of happiness, success, and the respect you receive from others.
- Short Notice Opportunities - You have very little time to think about this, as human beings we are able to place less of a burden on an event that we haven't had a lot of time to analyze or think about. ("It is not always the best in the world that day that wins, but the best who shows up")
- Leaving Your Job to Pursue Your Passion - It can be a scary thing leaving a "stable" job to pursue your "crazy" dreams, but without taking the leap and truly going 100% in it will be extremely difficult to accomplish your ultimate goals.
- Separating Yourself from the Old (Habits, Friends, and Relationships) - In order to evolve we must move forward, with this many of the habits, friends, and relationships you once held begin to dissipate. It is a risk as you may lose a connection you feel like you "owe", a coach who started you off, a friend who was there for you, and a relationship in which you once had something special.
- Putting Yourself Out There - Being vulnerable and sharing your insecurities can be hard to do. But being able to share your story (whether good OR bad) is a great way to build a network of likeminded people who will help you stay on the right path towards your goals.
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