In a fast-growth business, mistakes are often overlooked, but in an organic growth business, they can be fatal, so you must be cautious.

Experiencing failure or embarrassment is part of growth; it's better to try and fail than to never try at all.

People often have a poor understanding of risk, especially early in their careers. They tend to underestimate the risks they should take and overestimate the risks of failure. Being young and unknown is actually a great opportunity to take risks without significant consequences.

It's important to explicitly discuss and understand the worst-case scenarios of taking risks, as this can help alleviate fear and clarify your options.

Entrepreneurs are often seen as risk-takers, but it's crucial to make coherent bets on risks, as significant opportunities come with associated risks.

It's crucial to think big and take leaps; not doing so can be a significant risk in itself.

When something goes wrong in business, I remind my team that no one is going to die, and we will recover from it, which helps put things in perspective.

To minimize risks, focus on taking intelligent risks that can lead to multiple positive outcomes if successful.

Not trying is worse than failing; you must take risks to learn and grow.