Risk

A trained lifeguard saves lives by first making sure their own life is not in danger.

An untrained lifeguard thinks the best way to save someone drowning is to put their own life at risk.

A trained bodyguard protects his principal best when their own life is protected.

An untrained bodyguard thinks putting himself in harms way is the only way to protect his principal.

An appetite for unguarded risk is evidence of a lack of training.

– Osasu Oviawe