“Risk taker” is one of the top descriptions of entrepreneurs. There is little doubt that entrepreneurs face risks and uncertainties to a greater extent than employees do. Unlike employees who receive fixed wages or investors who diversify their investments, entrepreneurs bet everything on an idea whose execution is uncertain and demand is unknown.

Given this, the perception is that most entrepreneurs must be more willing to take risk than the average person. But is the “risk taker” label really justified?  Join us in this episode where we are going to explore:

• What is risk propensity;
• Are you prone to taking or avoiding risks;
• Are entrepreneurs prone to taking risks;
• What is the relationship between risk propensity and entrepreneurial success.