Why Should I Visit One More Website?
I wouldn't. Unless you are keenly focused on Film, Writing, Creativity, Technology. That's me in a nutshell working on the "Taken" series and other Hollywood films, webseries, and more. I always explore topics and I'm Creative. I'm a Creative Explorer. But what matters most is my own Self-Development because that's how I will get to my Goals. I'm not a Guru and maybe a bit of a Guide or Teacher. I'm an Artist going down a path and sharing what I learn. Take what you like and build who you want to become. I also do Martial Arts which works with Action Films and TV. Learn. Create. Explore. Repeat and Grow, living in the Present. I work in Film. I live in Self-Development. I thrive in Imagination. Join me.
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I think that there’s an admirable point here whereby one has to take a Leap of Faith. The comedian Steve Harvey has the same sensibility saying that you take a leap and, hitting the cliff on the way down taking your bruises, then you land well.
I went through all the times that I’ve taken a Leap of Faith both big and small, making a list. In this way, I could actually say to myself: "Whoa, you’ve done this a whole bunch."
A lot more than I gave myself credit for. And by coming up with a good long list, even times when it didn’t work, then I could realize more and more that I’m actually pretty good at it.
In getting some perspective, I keep thinking about baseball players and their batting averages. I am not a baseball person big fan. But I watched a cool documentary on the game. A good batting average for a Major League Baseball player is .300 which translates to a 30% batting average.
So what is your average? Figure it out and realize that - perhaps even hitting 20-30% of an average - you are still far ahead of the game. Come up with the losses too. I realized that my losses were challenging to remember. But those victories were very good and I could build on those victories over the years and on projects and for my skills.
I challenge you take take 20 minutes to write down risk and rewards on a piece of paper. Be honest. Good risks that paid off. Risks that you lost.
You can then create your own new Identity even with a qualifying component: “I am a Risk Taker.” With the list above, you will realize that you already are a Risk Taker - and better at it than you remembered.