Gambling on a Calculated Risk
Roll the dice…and trust that the odds will be in your favor and if they aren’t ”May the odds be ever in your favor” (sorry I couldn’t help myself), you have to be willing to do what it takes to turn the tables.
Sometimes you just have to go for it. The one thing all entrepreneurs have in common…they took a risk. If they hadn’t, they wouldn’t be where they are.
Most successful business owners are able to just pull the trigger and fix the issues that arise efficiently and effectively as they go. They don’t stand their planning and coming up with endless possible outcomes, while someone else sails by.
Thinking on the fly, and risking everything is sometimes a necessity in the world of entrepreneurship. This piece of it usually comes naturally for men (there are just too many jokes to insert here, I couldn’t pick one) but women tend to be planners. We want to make sure its perfect so we don’t give anyone a reason to think we are incompetent. No worries, we can rock both schools of thought and look good while we do it. Every good gambler and entrepreneur, takes calculated risks…they don’t jump in blindly, they study the competition; know their weaknesses and what they need to do pull ahead. That is when we pounce, and leave the others dazed and confused.
Find your own balance of taking a risk but knowing the consequences. This will put you one step ahead of the competition and let you stand out among the entrepreneurs of our time. You will be bounding ahead…fixing issues and leaping even further ahead to make up time. The others will be left in your dust still planning their game 
There comes a time when you need to just go for it, stack the deck ladies!
Ashley Nialetz
Ashley Nialetz is a Social Media Consultant and the founder of Fat Pug Tech. She is also a wife, mom of two, caffeine addict, and customer service pro She worked as a virtual assistant for two years before starting her own virtual assistance company. Ashley has also started a business training and mentoring site geared towards women. Prior to working in the in the virtual assistant world, she had 10+ years of experience in customer service and administrative management roles.
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