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Risk vs. Fear

CaseInterview.com

Risk is defined as the statistical probability of a negative event occurring. When you walk across the street, there is a statistical risk that you may be hit by a car. Whether you are aware of the risk or not is irrelevant. Whether you believe the risk is real is not relevant. Risk is about statistics.

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How to Reverse Engineer Your Fear with Roy Bell

Consulting Matters

Big changes in your career or taking risks with your business can be scary. But it's also an opportunity to reverse engineer your fear and step into something great! When we wrapped up that chat, we got on the topic of fear – especially the fear that presents itself during times of growth and change.

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The Hidden Costs of Under-Investing in your Business Development

Consulting Matters

As a mentor who helps people turn their life work into their own businesses, I meet a lot of highly trained and experienced professionals with both vision.and fear. And they have fear. The challenge with fear is that is not that it's there. It's fear unacknowledged or ineffectively addressed that messes with success.

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Finding Surprising Success by Supporting Interesting Failure

Organizational Talent Consulting

But failure, although uncomfortable, is not always bad, and an unhealthy fear of failure puts results at risk. Many organizational cultures are designed to keep employees from taking risks. However, the inability to change leads to business failure , and an unhealthy fear of failure threatens success.

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5 Ways Playing Small is Sabotaging Your Consulting Success

Consulting Matters

It's hard for everyone to step outside their comfort zone, but for you, it can be excruciating because it can feel that not just the business is at risk but everything you have worked so hard to achieve will come crashing down. Attending networking events with your peers vs. potential clients. But I would ask you, "Is it the dream?"

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Managed Desktop: The Best Ways to Update Apps

Kraft Kennedy

The Challenges of the Old Way vs. the Ease of the New Way Whether large or small, law firms have historically relied on dozens, if not hundreds, of applications to meet client demands and seamlessly deliver high-quality work products. If you couldn’t update on schedule, your firm was at serious risk for a security breach.

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M&A Update from ACG

Martinka Consulting

There’s fear of missing out – with the low cost of capital and a demographic push based on the age of owners there is a fear there won’t be as many deals in a few years. Defense and satellite are strong vs. aerospace – I agree with this. An owner is making a lot of money and doesn’t want more risk, more people, more stress.

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