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    Take a Risk!

    Updated: May 5, 2021 by Annette Browning

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    The Greatest Hazard in Life is to Risk Nothing, Fiberartsy.com

    “Risks must be taken because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing” – Leo Buscaglia

    Leo Buscaglia, one of my favorite motivational authors! It’s so tempting to play it safe, isn’t it? Much easier to walk the known path than to put yourself out there in the open and risk failure … ridicule. But what is the reward? More of the same. Ho-hum. Mediocrity. I don’t think we were put on this earth to play it safe. I’m pretty sure our purpose here is to let our freak flag fly! Take a risk. Do what only YOU can do! Is it easy? No. But nothing worth doing is ever easy.

    More of my favorite quotes …

    – A Little Creativity & Motivation
    – Just MAKE!
    – Go out & Shine!

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    About Annette Browning

    Annette is a long time fiber artist and former alpaca farm owner. She shares her love of dyeing, felting, crochet and knitting as well as other craft projects.

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    1. Life Breath Present says

      February 17, 2015 at 12:28 am

      I’m here. I’m ready. Or at least um ready enough to try. I might fail. I might, no likely will, mess up. It may take awhile to get anywhere, but I’m willing to try.

      I have a couple of these try goals for this year. So far, I’m hanging on to the planning while also making (slow) progress, yet I’m still moving forward. 🙂

      • Annette says

        February 17, 2015 at 9:27 am

        The most important thing is to keep on trucking, right? Do the best we can while we are here. 🙂

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