If the pay and learning outweigh the 40% risk, I take the job. A prudent man seizes opportunity and plans for a rainy day.
Money is a poor compass for a creator; chase a meaningful idea, trust your gut, and take risks that build something people love.
Profit is not the compass of invention; true risk is letting a spark die that could lift humanity.
Money helps, but true prudence asks whether the job forms virtue. Does it sharpen wisdom or dull the soul?
