Without thinking these at all, he would just get on the bus to drive right away. Then, he was asked what he could do if he ran out the gas on the way. He responded immediately that he got off the bus and pushed it. They laughed at him.
He continued if he was pushing bus so hard, most people would laugh at him that you were foolish. But showing his own passion, some people might stop their cars and push the bus together. He added that it is important to make it move. It is not the point if it moves or not.
When I made the big decisions in my life, I did not think so much with all details such as risk management. But I trusted my own feeling and passion as well as a kind of my intuition. Maybe it is right to say guts or someone might say that I was foolish.
Mr. Yoshida's story encouraged me because I want to drive the bus, not just ride on the bus as a passenger. Of course, not to miss the bus.
If you spend too much time to study and consider the risk management, you will miss a chance. It is because you get a fear (in a sense, too smart) and you cannot step forward.
I would say that you should trust yourself what you wanna do and just do it. Even if you made a mistake, you would learn something more than taking MBA classes.
