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Why Risk-Takers Win (and What the Wealthy Know About It)
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Faith is spelled R-I-S-K. Are you willing to bet on what you can't fully control?
In this episode, we get real about what it means to build something meaningful in uncertain times—when the wind’s against you and clarity feels out of reach. Whether it’s starting a business, buying one, or simply showing up with purpose, we unpack how to move forward when the world feels foggy and the stakes feel high.
We talk through the gut-punch reality of risk, the power of perseverance, and the challenge of discerning between resistance from God versus a test we’re meant to push through. And we explore the truth: you don’t need perfect information to make powerful moves—you just need 80% and the courage to go.
📌 Key Topics:
✅ Why wind resistance might be a sign you’re about to take flight
✅ How to balance risk with wisdom (without living in fear)
✅ The #1 thing wealthy people do differently with uncertainty
✅ What to do when your “next step” feels overwhelming
✅ The connection between faith, risk, and financial freedom
✅ Lessons from poker, investing, and parenting in volatile times
✅ Why the boring, consistent actions always outperform the flashy ones
We can’t predict the market. We can’t predict politicians. But we can choose to act boldly, wisely, and faithfully with what we do know—today.
🎬 Chapters:
00:00 Commitment and Future Aspirations
06:08 The Importance of Perseverance
12:32 Risk Management in Business
19:16 Balancing Risk and Reward
28:38 Making Informed Decisions in Uncertain Times
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