"Tienes que correr riesgos si vas a tener éxito. Prefiero pedir perdón que permiso."
— Richard Branson
Simplified Meaning:
Taking chances is necessary if you want to achieve your goals, even if it means going against the rules sometimes. For example, let's say you have an idea for a project at work that you believe will really help the company. Instead of waiting around for your boss to approve it, you might just start working on it and show them once you have some results. If it turns out well, your boss will likely appreciate your initiative, even if you didn’t ask first. If it doesn’t, you can apologize and learn from the experience. This approach can push you forward faster, as waiting for approval can slow you down. Applying this to your life means being brave enough to act decisively and learn from your mistakes, rather than missing opportunities while waiting for the perfect moment or someone else's nod.
