Nowadays, there has been hot debate on whether people should take risks and try new things rather than staying in their comfort zone. As far as I am concerned, what would successful people do is to keep trying new things instead of only doing what they know how to do well.
First of all, risks come with opportunities, if people never take risks, they would never have opportunity to be successful or keep being successful. For example, Elon Musk, the owner of Tesla and SpaceX, was just a common guy with excellent talent when he was young. At that time, no one could expect he would become such successful entrepreneur as he is nowadays. However, because he was willing to take the risk to invest all his money into Paypal, SpaceX and later Tesla, in spite of the fact that all the other people considered it was too risky to do so, he gained the opportunity and became so successful. If Elon Musk stayed back and never took the risks in his business, those excellent companies would never exist.
Moreover, people have to keep trying new things, in order to broaden their horizon and maintain their competiveness. Especially for the successful people, if they don' t keep up with the new things in the world, they will be abandoned by the society. For example, the CEO in the company that I am working for, is a middle-aged man who has never studied in university. Even though he is a very successful businessman who could afford to hire a translator, he is still studying English deligently every day, just in order to communicate with his foreign customers and employees without any barrier. I believe all the other successful people is doing the same thing, because they all understand that the competition in the modern society is very fierce, they should not satisfy with doing what they are comfortable with.
In summary, I thinks successful people will always try new things and take risks rather than only doing what they know how to do well, because they have to do so to catch the opportunities and maintain their competitiveness.
Nowadays, there has been hot debate on whether
people
should take
risks
and try
new
things
rather
than staying in their comfort zone. As far as I
am concerned
, what would
successful
people
do is to
keep
trying
new
things
instead
of
only
doing
what they know how to do well.
First of all
,
risks
come
with
opportunities
, if
people
never take
risks
, they would never have
opportunity
to be
successful
or
keep
being
successful
.
For example
, Elon Musk, the owner of Tesla and SpaceX, was
just
a common guy with excellent talent when he was young. At that time, no one could
expect
he would become such
successful
entrepreneur as he is nowadays.
However
,
because
he was willing to take the
risk
to invest all his money into
Paypal
, SpaceX and later Tesla,
in spite of
the fact that all the other
people
considered it was too risky to do
so
, he gained the
opportunity
and became
so
successful
. If Elon Musk stayed back and never took the
risks
in his business, those excellent
companies
would never exist.
Moreover
,
people
have to
keep
trying
new
things, in order to broaden their horizon and maintain their
competiveness
.
Especially
for the
successful
people
, if they
don&
#039; t
keep
up with the
new
things in the world, they will
be abandoned
by the society.
For example
, the CEO in the
company
that I am working for, is a middle-aged
man
who has never studied in university.
Even though
he is a
very
successful
businessman who could afford to hire a translator, he is
still
studying English
deligently
every day,
just
in order to communicate with his foreign customers and employees without any barrier. I believe all the other
successful
people
is
doing
the same thing,
because
they all understand that the competition in the modern society is
very
fierce, they should not satisfy with
doing
what they are comfortable with.
In summary, I
thinks
successful
people
will always try
new
things and take
risks
rather
than
only
doing
what they know how to do well,
because
they
have to
do
so
to catch the
opportunities
and maintain their competitiveness.