You might be thinking of buying something to help you learn a new skill. Quite often you are going to just look at the cost of the training and think ok it is $97, so if it sucks I lose that much.

Sometimes you have got to open your mind up and think about how much have you got to gain if you take an action, or how much do you have to lose by not taking action.

Recently I heard a story that illustrates this. It was about a college professor and the story was told by his son. The story went as follows.

Back in the 1960s professor X was part of the staff at a Eugene, Oregon college. He knew someone that was looking to raise capital for a business. He was asked to cough up $1000 for a 20th share in a business.

The business was sports related and was called Blue Ribbon Sports. Back then $1000 was a lot of money and the professor declined the offer. A friend of his took up the offer and put up $3000.

To cut a long story short the company managed to go quite well and after several years it decided to change its name. Guess what it was?

Nike! You know how the rest of the story would go.

The son is not allowed to mention this story anymore in the presence of his father. As you would know they Nike are a multi billion dollar company and his share would have been worth in the hundreds of millions in todays money.

Now that is an extreme example of not putting your money on the table and what you miss out on by not taking the chance.

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On the other hand what do you lose if you don’t at least try the training? It could be a life changing move.

You may have heard you can lose your shirt trading options. While in some circumstances it is true, if you learn the correct way to trade you can minimize risk and trade as a business.

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