I am typically risk averse.
Yet I have walked away form high paying jobs into nothing, prefering lifestyle and hoping I would manage. I must have, I am still here.

Hitting on certain woman. It was relatively short, but intense, a super nova of sex adn love, renewing my faith in life and, more importantly, myself.

I love it. I got my first house by claiming I could do something I had never done before or seen anyone else do it but I did it. It set me up for lifelong confidence financial security and altruism. I am working on a video series with @jaye to be out in a couple months to show others.

I'm not a fan of taking chances, but when it comes right down to it taking a chance is sometimes the least risky proposition. I can't think of a significant risk I've taken that panned out well for me, but I think a job change in the not-too-distant future will be a worthwhile chance.

best chance I ever took was quitting school in the 9th grade because I wanted to spend as much time as possible outside before I went to medical school. I did take the basic courses to apply to medical and ultimately got in.