Risk Taking

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After reading Ben Carson's book that is "Take The Risk" I realized that when we decide to take a risk we need to use four simple questions to help assess any risk. These four questions that Ben Carson outline in this  book are:

1. What is the best thing that can happen if I do this?

2. What is the worst thing that can happen if I do this?

3. What is the best thing that can happen if I don't do it?

4. What is the worst thing that can happen if I don't do it?

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