opportunity

[legend758duo]

If you had an opportunity to do something new and different career wise would you take the plunge and rise to the challenge?
Or are you more careful and cautious?
Is it better to try something and perhaps fail than to not try it at all?

[rugeleyboy]

psychologist for me!

[warpig3]

When I was younger I would take the plunge, now I would think about it a great deal. That said, would still want to go for it though.

[cazzz1975]

it depends a lot on the type of career you have I think, I would happily take a chance if I was in a job that I hated, If I was happy at work I think it would have to be an exceptional opportunity.

[chompu]

Hey Legend. Look at my question in news re prisoner compensation but take your blood pressure pills first!

[Mr. Grieves]

Remember that we regret inaction much more than we regret action - in other words we regret the things we didn't do in life much more than we regret the things we have done, so go for the challenge.

[Joe_the_Lion]

I regret getting chucked out of French lessons at school. Perhaps if I took more heed, I may be able to speak better French.

[China Doll]

I'm careful and cautious in everything I do. A decision from me takes about the same time as it took the hare and tortoise race...

For that reason, I advocate acting and not thinking.

You can think too much.

[raysparx1]

No experience is wasted so try anthing you fancy doing, give it a go, if you don't like it you know you don't like it, better than wondering if you would like it before you knew wether you liked it or not, I am sure ia m going bloody crackers, did this make sense ??

[legend758duo]

good answers folks.
i will bear these in mind as i contemplate my future choices. : -))))

[radiogaga]

take the plunge i say. life will be full of what if's and but's if you choose to stay with what you know. good luck.

[neo.]

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