Result · Your Relationship With Risk

The anchor

You protect what exists, and you do it very well: you've never lost everything, you sign nothing vague, and the people around you consult you before dangerous decisions. Your compass is clear — losing costs you more psychologically than winning pays. The price is invisible and it's paid in opportunities: the things you turned down appear on no statement, so you never count them. Set a sum and a deadline you accept losing in advance — a bounded risk stops being much of a risk.