A life of omission, at the maximum, will result in a deadlock. At the maximum, zero x zero, but never in victory, nor satisfaction or happiness.
The deadlock reflects bureaucracy in living.
In this case, the deadlock can mean not living and even losing, to life.

To risk and take an attitude will never result in scoring a goal against life, however, the more we risk, the more we create, closer we will be to winning.
To risk may not mean to hit the mark, but, certainly, it does not mean being defeated.
But it can mean to err, or to learn or to grow.

To live life in full means never to play in the back, because, in the game of life, a deadlock takes us nowhere at all.
The more we act without fear of going wrong, the less we will err.
The more guarantees we want, the less chances to win… we will be going towards a possible deadlock, if we are lucky.

To live is to run risks, to challenge, to do right even when we err, it is to believe and certainly to love.
It is not possible to love without being exposed to risks!
When we love, we learn to intuit and to choose without fear.
To intuit is the voice of our freedom.

To choose with love means to welcome in our heart the voice of reason.
A life without risks cannot be called life. To live “in the back” can, at the maximum, lead to zero x zero and this does not bring happiness or satisfaction.
To live a forward life does mean “losing goals” however, without trying, we will not go beyond zero x zero.
To seek chances and to live them is the way to believe.
Revival of intuition only comes to who seeks it.
To live timidly is the way of a life without brilliance, of life without color, of life without meaning.
Perhaps the biggest defeat is the fear of losing.

To open the heart is to open the way to be a winner in life. On the contrary, the maximum one can achieve is a deadlock without taste or value, with all the energy having been channeled to not losing. This, on itself, will be a big defeat.

To win in life is like taking part in a competition where what matters is to count the stars, where what matters is you and the counted stars.

If you do not try, you will be stuck at zero, will never lose from yourself. It is not possible to count minus one star. If you do not count any, you will have a zeroed placard.

In life, taste will have been: “why did I not dare more, why did I not try?”
If life, to harvest the taste of victory becomes reality when we try, when we practice what we learn, what we believe and what we feel to be worthwhile.

In life the taste of victory comes with competing, not with the results.
When we live without fear, creativity and talents bloom.
To live is not a game of guarantees, but of accomplishments, of mistakes and doing right, of discoveries, of leisure, of harmony and disagreement, but always a game of constant growth.