Being Reckless

When we are young we jump into the pool whether we can swim or not.  We have no fear.  Either we swim or we drown.

Before the age of thirty important things begin to shape the rest of our lives.

The first is:
We become aware of ourselves and our own thinking.  We reach the age of reason.

The second is:
In our new found maturity we begin to think in a more adult way.  We become grown up.

Recklessness and risk are not compatible with age.  Risk becomes something which must be carefully considered.

Paul Arden