Optionality…

Have an option with some small part of the whole that pays off big if the bet you have made on the remainder of the whole goes the opposite way. The option is your insurance. If things go wrong your option kicks in and it hopefully covers the loss of the whole, maybe does better than what you expected for the whole. If things go right, then the plan continues along as if nothing happened, and possibly the 10% invested on the option isn’t hurt or just hurt slightly. How to find optionality in everything we do? I am on my third read of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antifragile and each time I read this book it opens another layer of perspective on what Nassim Taleb is getting at. Still learning...