Most people think risk is what might go wrong.
In business, in life, in decisions that matter, that is almost never the real risk.
The real risk is clarity that arrives too late.
By the time numbers are obvious, the market has already moved.
By the time tension is visible, relationships are already strained.
By the time a strategy fails, the cost has already been paid.
Risk is not the bad outcome.
Risk is drifting without noticing.
I am a Canadian insurance and investment professional and the President and Chief Executive Officer of Chazz Financial Inc. and Chazz Capital Assets. I write about leadership, markets, insurance, investing, and decision making, with a focus on how structure and incentives shape outcomes.
I hold a business degree and I am a Fellow of the Canadian Securities Institute (FCSI®), a Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU®), a Chartered Financial Planner®, a Certified Health Specialist and a Mutual Fund Investment Representative.
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