One of the main reasons I keep taking risks in life is because life itself is already a risk. Every day we wake up and step out, we’re stepping into uncertainty. Even staying still doesn’t guarantee safety—what if you’re just lying in your bed, minding your business, and suddenly a plane you’ve never entered falls from the sky and crashes into your house? Life doesn’t give warnings. Anything can happen, anytime, anywhere. So if life is this unpredictable, why not go all in? Why not chase those wild dreams, take those bold steps, start that business, move to that new city, speak up, love hard, or try something new? Playing it safe doesn’t always keep you safe. Playing small doesn’t protect you from tragedy. The truth is, no one gets out of life alive. So while I’m here, I’d rather live fully, make my mark, take my chances, and push limits. I’d rather “go hard” than live with regrets, wondering “what if.” Life is short, and fear won’t stretch it longer. If I fail, I learn. If I win, I grow. Either way, I move forward. That’s why I embrace the risk—because it’s part of truly living.