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Take more risks, get more rewards Comment on the lessons you learn from the stories at By: Stephanie Dweck Yeshivah of Flatbush When one doesn’t take risks, one loses out on so many different aspects of life. They become so afraid and paranoid that they forget to live life. They miss out on everything that life has to offer. Fear created followers instead of leaders. We pass through life without becoming our own person. We nod when we’re supposed to, laugh when others are and try to talk as little as possible. We become someone else and miss out on finding out who we are. Instead, we must realize that it is okay to be different. Everyone was created for a reason and we all have something to offer to the world. We must step out of our comfort zone and find ourselves. We must realize we are unique and amazing. Even if we may get knocked down along the way, we will end up victorious. TorahContest.com When you’re scared but you still do it anyway, that’s brave. By: Batya Kairey Barkai Yeshivah I was in Great Adventure in the summer. My friends all wanted to go on a Kingda Ka, but I was scared. I was not scared that I would die, but that I was afraid of the heights. My friends tried to convince me to go on a Kingda Ka, but I was trembling with fear. My friends went on line without me and tried to convince me to come on with them. They were almost at the top and I still didn’t go. When they came down, they were all talking and laughing. They were screaming how good it was. I felt so left out because I didn’t go on. On the next ride they went on, I went, too, and had the time of my life. I will never be afraid to go on any ride again because, if the other people can do it, I can do it too. By: Jack Mizrahi Yeshivah of Flatbush A couple of years ago, a plane landed in the Hudson River. The pilot and the crew didn’t know what to do. Then, one crew member thought they should try to evacuate the plane before they were all under the Hudson. The plane staff took a giant leap of faith and risked their lives to save the passengers. Taking risks can be a huge accomplishment, even if you think you may fail. By: Mimi Levy Barkai Yeshivah It is extremely important to take chances. You have one life to live and it’s extremely important to live it to its fullest potential. Sometimes, it might be scary. But, if you don’t step out of your comfort zone, you can regret it for the rest of your life. For example, you can lose a great job experience because you are too nervous to show the boss what you are made of. However, it might be too dangerous to take certain chances. You should definitely step out of your comfort zone but don’t be too risky so that it ends up badly. By: Joey Alhadef Barkai Yeshivah When you have an idea that you want to share, you should share it or your chance will pass. Your friends will move on to something else. If you think your idea is good, then share it even if you think your friends won’t like it. A lot of successful people have been told that their ideas were weird or their friends didn’t like it but, in the end, they were successful. You are supposed to take risks and face problems. BARKAI P. 107| HILLEL P. 109 | MDY P. 103 | YOF P. 111 78 Bar/Bat Mitzvah Magazine 718-909-6060 View magazine online at BMmagazine.com
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