Throw caution to the wind

James M Sandbrook

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Throw caution to the wind

Carrie Underwood once said, “Throw caution to the wind and just do it.”

There was a man in a book I read who lived in the 1800’s and he wants to go to some islands far from England.
Everyone tells him, “Don’t go, pirates are all over the place and they will kill you.”

Even though everyone he knew and even authorities said it was a dangerous journey, he went on the journey and had a wonderful time, they didn’t see any pirates. This man threw caution to the wind and went anyway and everything turned out fine.

“With such a vibrant hair colour, redheads can throw caution to the wind and dapple in some of the boldest of reds and the deepest of brown hues without taking away from their unique and fiery locks.” - Your Dictionary.

An example of someone who very possibly needs to throw caution to the wind, is someone who overthinks and won’t try due to repetitive hesitation, and because of that never gets anything important done. Sometimes to get things done this person should throw caution to the wind and just try.

The person who is thrown into an emergency situation and has to help out, and say a child is in a tree and the person is frightened of heights, but has to throw caution to the wind and get on up there to save the child.

Sometimes ever if there is a fear of danger we should do what needs doing because it is the right thing to do.

The best plan of action would be to throw caution to the wind. - The Sun (2015).

Sometimes just having a go is the best thing, sometimes we should show more caution, and sometimes when we hesitate again and again the only way to freedom is to throw caution to the wind and have a go, because really inside we want to try, even just the one, and see what we achieve, do, and see if our belief of the situation and the outcome is correct.