Risk Doctrine1 book · 3 highlights
What If Not as Decision Filter
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Born to Be Wired
John Malone · 3 highlights
“One lesson I learned from Monty that would save me time and again in the future, even to this day, was to ask on every big deal, a simple three-word question: What if not? What if this doesn’t work? What if this venture or idea falls apart completely?”
“I started seeing risk through a different lens: When you focus on the opportunity and genuinely deconstruct the hazards ahead, the fear of taking a leap begins to fade. Knowing with certainty that the risk won’t kill you is what liberates you to take it.”
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