
Silicon Valley legend Sukhinder Singh Cassidy reveals why small, consistent risks - not one big leap - create extraordinary careers. This Wall Street Journal bestseller challenges conventional wisdom: what if the secret to thriving isn't avoiding failure, but choosing possibility in everyday moments?
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What if the most dangerous career decision you could make is the one that feels safest? That comfortable job you're clinging to, the promotion you're waiting patiently for, the dream you've shelved until conditions are "just right"-these might be quietly eroding your future more than any bold leap ever could. We've been taught that risk-taking is for the reckless, the privileged, or the naturally fearless. But here's the truth nobody tells you: staying still while the world accelerates around you is itself a gamble, and usually a losing one. This isn't about becoming someone you're not. It's about recognizing that the ability to navigate uncertainty is a skill, not a personality trait-and like any skill, it can be learned, practiced, and mastered. We've swallowed a toxic story about how success happens. According to this narrative, your life hinges on one perfect decision-the right college, the ideal first job, that singular entrepreneurial bet. This "Myth of the Single Choice" creates paralyzing pressure, convincing us that one wrong move will derail everything. So we wait, endlessly preparing, seeking the perfect plan, terrified of making a mistake. Reality looks nothing like this fairy tale.