Challenge and risk

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Several riders were pumping their adrenaline on the practice track, near where I live, some time ago. They raced the motorcycle engine fast, jumping bumps after bumps on the race track, and continued to create new styles in the arena. This is a challenge, apart from being the fastest, the riders are also required to master the field.

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A racer, of course, has chosen the path of life to become a rider on an "iron horse." Their reasons vary, some are just hobbies, some want to become professional racers. A racer's greatest challenge is to overcome fear; afraid of falling, afraid of accidents, or afraid of losing on the track.

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I see these drivers as one of the high-risk jobs. Full of challenges and they seem not afraid of death.

Look, some of the riders don't wear helmets or knee protectors at all, and special clothes so they don't get hurt if they fall. This one should not be imitated, because no matter how professional we are at a job, we still make mistakes one time.

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This is similar to the work of a writer, blogger or photographer. Even though they seem weak, writers, bloggers and photographers also have challenges so that their work is of high quality, not risky, and also safe for public consumption.

Likewise when we are active in blogs like this. There are risks and challenges that we often encounter. Not infrequently, posts that we consider trivial actually get more appreciation.

But there are also posts that we consider quality and waste time, money, and are also full of challenges, eh, they don't even have a place in the hearts of followers. Ah, this a lives is. LOL

Photos make by boynashruddin@boynashruddin with a Nikon D300s Camera

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