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Score       Characteristics                           Tips


                121 - 150   You  like  ideas  and  people  who        The risk here is that you see lots of
                            pursue their dreams. You are a            opportunities and are positive about
                            firm believer that if you do not try      ideas,  but  that  you  do  not  always
                            new things, you do not learn. It is       think  things  through.  Be  prepared
                            always better to try and fail than        to listen to more cautious views as
                            not try. You find some people very        these can help you be more effective
                            negative.                                 in implementing your ideas.



                151 - 180   You are willing to give anything a        Be aware that not everyone sees the
                            try and see yourself as a risk-taking     world the same way that you do and
                            visionary.    “Nothing     ventured,      so may not share the same level of
                            nothing  gained” is your motto.           enthusiasm. Plan for conversations
                            People may see you as reckless and        by  preparing  data  to  support  your
                            impulsive, even irresponsible. Risk-      ideas.
                            averse people are a challenge; they
                            leech your positive energy.






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                         A person scoring high in Opportunity / Fear could be susceptible to
                         Confirmation bias where an idea that readily matches our existing beliefs is
                         given more weight than it objectively merits.

                         Similarly, in low score situations, identifying previously seen risks may lead us
                         to focus too much weight on those known risks to the  detriment of evaluating
                         other risks or potential opportunities.

                         For more on cognitive biases and how to mitigate their impact, see section 6.



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