Anne Kreamer Why It's Risky To Be Risk Averse

According to Anne Kreamer in her article, “why it’s risky to be risk-averse” in one of the author’s new books, it’s mainly about working risk. The author said that most of us are optimistic or oblivious or both, launching into the working lives inadequately (Anne Kreamer). Therefore, they use only plan B and hold on to one job even if the job is only O.K. or even worse. That is because they afraid of the risk of losing work if they change their jobs. They hold on to a job that can make them feel safer. Plan B used to be something a rare few embraced at midcareer or, more often, in retirement. But things have changed slowly at first and then radically. While most of us have not adapted to the new normal, people hold a half-dozen jobs since they

The reason is that they should to care not only themselves, but also their parents or children. Many people want to have a smooth and steady job not the job they love, to earn money so that have a peaceful life. On the one hand, most people may be thinking more and more money they earned, lives would be better. On the other hand, they care others eye lights. And lots of people consider how to survive in society, but not consider their dream or hobby. Once they get jobs, they are not willing to change their jobs; even the jobs are not good. This active shows that they want to avoid risk of losing out works. However, I think risks not only mean bad things will happen, but also mean people can get chances to be better. Fortunately, avoid risk of plans it is mostly depends on society situation. Because of in this new world, people, who get more education, have to earn more money to live and survival pressure becomes bigger and bigger. Therefore, people more eager to avoid risk in this new world, and a person has only Plan B is not enough to supply personal working lives. Consequently, Plan Cs appeared under this phenomenon, though there are still many people don’t know how to use it or don’t want to use