When is the last time you took a risk? How did it work out?

As I’ve shared in previous posts, my life has been defined by bold decisions and calculated risks. At an age when many might choose to slow down, I find myself embracing new challenges with enthusiasm. The last time I look a risk was just two years ago, when I took a significant leap by building a house in Kerala, only to follow it up a year later with the purchase of another property in Mumbai. These decisions weren’t fueled by endless funds or access to others’ resourcesthey were made possible through my hard-earned savings.

My philosophy is simple yet deliberate: I don’t believe in hoarding money in bank accounts, only to regret not enjoying it later in life. Nor do I advocate for reckless spending that leaves one vulnerable in old age. Instead, I focus on wise investmentschoices that not only benefit me but also secure a legacy for future generations. For me, this means investing in property, a tangible asset with enduring value.

These risks, while daunting, proved manageable, and I’m grateful I acted when I did. Overthinking or acting impulsively can lead to poor decisions. The key is to assess your limitations, make informed judgments, and move decisively. My recent ventures have reinforced this belief, and I’m thrilled with the outcomes.