For fear of...

The fear of known or the fear of unknown?

Unknown might be taken a bit more easily, coz you don't really know what's coming. You can always say - I didn't know, so I can't take the balme.

But the fear of the known - lemme correct myself - the fear of partially known is worse. U known what is coming, but only to a point. Beyond that it may be or may not be. Worst come YOU may not be.

Is it advisable to take this calculated risk? If it dosen't happen, you have only yourself to blame, coz you took the first step in the relatively unkown direction. You didn't know everything, you thought you will gather knowledge along the way, somehow it didn't happen, and now u r fallen.

I know a non-risktaker goes nowhere. But if u ve had shares go broke, would you invest into the stock-market again?
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Guess u can just play along, you know the rules, that's great, and have had some experience (even if bad) is probably an advantage in disguise.

The outcome........no one ever knows.