Why Playing It Safe Is the Riskiest Thing a Founder Can Do (The Jeff Bezos Principle Nobody Applies)
Most business owners think risk is the enemy. The man who decoded Jeff Bezos found the opposite. The instinct to wait, to protect what you have, to move only when the path is certain feels responsible. It is the exact behavior that kills companies slowly enough that no one notices until it is too late. This episode…
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