1)
I learned that
there are several views on risk in the mind of the entrepreneur. I assumed the
mentality was to always minimize risk and maximize profit. I’m understanding
some will actually take on ventures that offer little profit but lots of risk,
because the task is meaningful. Some will take on medium profit tasks with low
risk, because they are risk averse. Every investor has a different approach to
risk and profit motive.
2)
I don’ t
understand why running is related to all the positive results measured, but
weightlifting is only related to two. I think the results would be the same
across many exercise areas. It’s an interesting theory that it would be
different for one exercise than another.
3)
I would ask the
author how the overriding need for success mixes with entrepreneurs who are low
risk and low profit oriented. What does that coexistence look like?
4)
I don’t think
that unrealistic optimism is a bad trait. I think that unrealistic optimism can
be a good trait, because often it inspires people to reach a big vision and
that will move people to hit other goals, even if they are smaller. So I would
say unrealistic optimism isn’t a bad thing.
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