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Successful people try new things and take risks rather than only doing what they know how to do well.. Do you agree or disagree with the following statement.

#people #risks
Everyone wants to be successful. Some
people
 believe that
people
 can be successful by doing the same
things
,
while
 others argue that success comes from trying new
things
 and taking on risky
tasks
. I personally believe that
people
 who are open to innovation and risky
tasks
 are successful. I feel
this
 way for a number of reasons, and I am going to explore them in the subsequent paragraphs.
To begin
 with, taking risky
tasks
 and trying new
things
 is always interesting. If
one
 does the every day same
things
,
this
 becomes tiring and exhausting.
For example
, I am working for a company since my graduation, and my main task is not different each month. I repeat the same task every day,
thus
 I feel I do not have to learn anything new in
this
 company. I think it is time to change my company and spill some light on my life.
Next,
trying new
tasks
 makes
one
 learn new
skills
 which leads him to be successful. A person who repeats similar
things
 cannot learn new
skills
.
Besides
, he will have fears to try new
skills
, and he will afraid of failing. A human who does his best to try new
things
 will gain new experiences and will be successful in the future.
Furthermore
, if
one
 does not try novel
skills
 and risky decisions will stay in his comfort zone.
Finally
, a person who seeks innovation and has the courage to take risks will always be in search of new opportunities and new solutions for any problems of the world. If you are stuck on
one
 thing, you will never be successful.
People
 should keep trying, and
one
 day they will be successful for sure.
To sum up
, what I have mentioned above, we can safely draw a conclusion that successful
people
 embrace new
things
 and risks.
This
 is because taking risks and trying new
things
 is not only interesting but
also
 helps
people
 to confront new experiences and new opportunities.
Submitted by susanna.alberto084 on

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