The Economic Times

CA warns: Too much stability can cost you your career and make risk feel immoral. Here's why

CA Abhishek Walia argues that an excessive pursuit of stability early in a career can hinder long-term growth. This over-emphasis on safety can lead to skill stagnation, reduced options, and a fear of necessary risks, ultimately resulting in a plateaued career. He suggests that some early-career instability can actually foster faster learning and adaptability, building valuable momentum.