Taking risk is natural for some, but in our experience most successful risk takers gradually developed their ability to leave comfort zones and take risk and we’ve asked them to share their experiences and advice below.
Emmi K
No risk, no reward. That’s something that swims through my thoughts on a very regular basis! I’ve learned over the years that confidence and motivation – two things EVERYONE wants – always come from action. Though I’m a great planner and I’m definitely guilty of overthinking sometimes….I’ve always been a doer when it comes to career and business. We learn by doing, by taking the leap. Read more>>
Nikusha Beatty
For me, risk in art is synonymous with stepping outside one’s comfort zone, embracing the unknown, and experimenting with new ideas and techniques. Over time, I’ve come to view ‘risk’ as ‘curiosity for the unknown,’ which has reframed my approach to challenges in my artistic practice. Read more>>
Tiara Christian
I’ve always been a very curious person. Curious about cultures, human behaviour, places I’ve never visited and what drives connection, while acknowledging and creating space for countless differences. I guess my approach to taking risks started early, supported by manifesting and putting the work in. My first risky-risk was joining a master program in London with rotations to Dubai and San Francisco, over enrolling at NYU. Read more>>
