I will start it:
- Take risks, and start asking UN-conventional questions
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... understand how to balance risk-taking against potential rewards. In other words, understand the business or exposure that you're trying to protect, not just the risks. If it's a for-profit, you need to understand how the company earns its profits and how resilient or vulnerable it is to risk events. You have to do both, think like an entrepreneur AND a risk prevention and mitigation expert. You have to understand how playing great defense sets up the ability to play strong offense.
Understand the business at the processes level
...understand all sides of business (one presented in financials, but also the other one, performed out of financial statements)!
confidence
Kobe Kobson Motlhatlhedi said:
- Address both risks a n d opportunities
Have an appetite for Risk.
know how to measure risk and know where the edge or the limit lies
Minimize sensitivity to the fat tails.
Live 88% in the Future, 10% in the present and 2% in the past. Technology is changing at such a rapid rate that by he time the new threat is neutralized 20 more are incubating. Think like a rat.
listen very carefully
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