Risk Return Spectrum
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Risk Return Spectrum
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When it hurts get used to it
When it breaks don't move it
If the risk outweighs the reward
Kid, don't choose it
Pain will be the bridle to your grave
Evil asks the question often
"Do you feel comfortable?"
Fear will get you farther than nothing
Love will bring you closer to the age when you feel comfortable
Then you can say with a grin
That he's confident
That I did what I said I would
I did what I said I would
I did what I said I would, I said I would
I did what I said I would
I did what I said I would, I would
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