Success is not something that comes easily. It was accomplished after overcoming numerous obstacles in life. A risk-averse individual cannot experience fame until they start taking risks. Nearly 70% of people in our culture are unmotivated and shun chances, whereas 30% actively seek out risks when they are necessary and have a specific goal in mind. And finally, they are able to take advantage of nature to their advantage.

Let's have a look at a few of the successful people who are making an effort to find a reason for living.

Mr. Bean, a well-known comedian, was turned down for a job as a news anchor after his conviction. After that failure, he made the solid resolution to break into the media by all means possible, and he went on to become a well-known actor, producer, and director. If he hadn't taken the chance, even with an empty wallet, who else could have made your childhood so unique and special?

Bill Gates was expelled from school, but he was also a well-known software developer who contributed to the creation of Microsoft, the software that is today essential for running computers all around the world.

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, quit his job after saving some money. and initially use it to build a national online store for buying and selling used books. He runs the risk of having his entire income wasted if people reject his concept. However, he took chances and eventually succeeded in becoming the owner of the biggest company in the world.

More risk means greater return, as someone once said. Therefore, if someone wants to live a wonderful life, they should adopt a risk-taking or chance-taking mentality instead of a risk-averse one. The week of April 23 is devoted to inspiring those who aspire to succeed in life.

The goal is to persuade them to take a gamble without worrying about the outcome at least once in their lives.