You can only develop yourself if you have the courage to take the risk. Whether your challenge is about leaving your current job to start your own business or breaking unhealthy relationships, it’s all about taking risks to move to the next level in your life and seizing the opportunity.
Breaking new ground and achieving new goals means taking risks you once thought were impossible. The word itself gives you the best clue.
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