This week we discuss the psychology behind why we all should be prepared to talk risks and push beyond our comfort zone in our 20’s. This topic has a lot of personal relevance for me right now, which I share in this episode, but there is also a lot of science and psychology that is incredibly compelling and persuasive as to why taking a risk is a good thing! From studies on the impact of regret and inaction, to existential dread and the difference between bounded and unbounded risk, we are going to break down all of the explanations behind taking that leap of faith in our 20’s. Listen now!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Our 20s are a unique time where we are usually only accountable to ourselves, making it a valuable decade for taking risks and seeking new opportunities. With the realization that valuable years were lost during the pandemic, reframing our perspective towards life and being more risk-taking can help make-up for the lost time.
This episode encourages listeners to take risks in their 20s and embrace the uncertainty of life. It also explores the concept of regret and how it can help us refocus on what we truly value.
Taking unbounded risks may have upfront costs like investing time or money, but there is no limit on the potential benefits compared to bounded risks where you control how much you stand to lose. Engaging with one's passion can create unlimited benefits.
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