Dr. Sarfraz A. Jokhio’s Post

You will get tested the most when you are trying to take the risk.

Step 4: Understand the level of risk to you and your family that you are prepared to accept. http://dlvr.it/SzqxCt

Imagine a plan where you get to keep all of your savings, have zero downside risk, and allows you to maintain complete control.

Your success is on the other side of risk, action, and consistency.

Everything in life has some sort of risk, and what you have to actually learn to do is how to navigate it.

Learn how to take calculated risk it is the force behind most result you see on the screen.

Strong connection comes with the kind of risk that’s worth taking.

https://buff.ly/3Oml3Mz A recent Question of the Week from our free blog: Did you know that old practices enable bias, hinder diversity initiatives, and conceal risk quantification? Is new regulation the solution?

Today Meagan Zwick and John Joseph discuss the complexity of the small commercial marketplace and what carriers need to consider in order to be competitive in this space. We'll look into: 👉The amount of underwriter touch 👉Complexity of risk ...and how to strategize based on where you fall! Where do you fall? Take a look 👀 👇

Its all about taking the risk and ability to take it again and again and again.