Michele Wucker on You Are What You Risk

Michele Wucker on You Are What You Risk

What’s the biggest risk you’ve ever taken?
The answer to that question, will tell you a lot about your own Risk Fingerprint. That’s the term that my guest Michele Wucker used to describe our individual approaches to risk. Michele is the author of the Gray Rhino and she’s just published s brand new book called “You Are What You Risk”, which explores this topic.

In our discussion, we explore the Gray Rhino and then move into talk about how our perspective on risk, defines who we are. As ever, Michele has some fascinating insights.

The artwork Michele and I discuss on the episode is called Real Rhinos Wear Pink by Chicago artist Matt Coglianese who works by the name of The Pig Shark. You can see it 👉https://www.thepigshark.com/escape-artists-2-series/real-rhinos-wear-pink

To find out more about Michele, visit her website 👉https://www.wucker.com/

For more on You Are What You Risk 👉https://www.wucker.com/writing/you-are-what-you-risk/

For more on The Gray Rhino 👉https://www.wucker.com/writing/the-gray-rhino/

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