In your 20s, it's crucial to be risk-seeking rather than risk-averse, as you have fewer responsibilities and more freedom to explore opportunities.

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.

Many people in their 20s are told to avoid risks, but doing something perceived as risky, like starting a business, can lead to significant personal growth.

In my twenties, I decided to take risks in my career because I had nothing to lose.

Living your 20s to the fullest means doing the most hardcore things early in your career, as it's easier to mellow out later than to ramp up ambition after being too relaxed.

Sometimes, the safest choice is to take a risk, as doing something uncomfortable can lead to personal growth and fulfillment, rather than sticking to familiar but unfulfilling patterns.

Starting young gives you a competitive edge because you have the stamina and energy to take risks, and even if you fail, you can learn and recover without severe consequences.

Most people are too risk-averse, leading to advice that favors conservative paths rather than taking calculated risks that could lead to greater rewards.

Risk in life is often perceived incorrectly; the real risk is looking back at the end of your career and feeling like you wasted it.