#risktaker

In the fast-paced world of entrepreneurship and career growth, understanding your decision-making style can be a game changer. Are you someone who plays it safe with a solid plan, or do you jump at bold opportunities without hesitation? It’s time to find out with Lokesh Dave’s Risk-Taking Ability Test!

Why Knowing Your Risk Profile Matters Success in business isn’t just about hard work — it’s about smart decisions. Your risk-taking personality impacts:

How you handle investments

The way you respond to market changes

Your leadership style

How you manage uncertainty and growth

Whether you’re a cautious strategist or a bold innovator, knowing where you stand gives you a competitive edge.

What the Test Reveals? Lokesh Dave, Your Growth Partner, offers a unique test to help you assess your entrepreneurial instinct. This psychometric-style assessment gives you deep insights into:

Your natural approach to uncertainty

Your tolerance for failure or unpredictability

How well you adapt under pressure

Strategic vs. spontaneous decision-making traits

🎯 The goal? Help you align your growth path with your personality for smarter results.

Who Should Take This Test? This test is ideal for:

✅ Entrepreneurs & Startups ✅ Small Business Owners ✅ Corporate Professionals in Leadership Roles ✅ Career Switchers ✅ Aspiring Consultants or Freelancers

If you’re making strategic decisions about your business, career, or finances — this test is for you!

How to Get Started

📝 Step 1: Visit www.lokeshdave.in 📧 Step 2: Email us at [email protected] 📲 Step 3: Call or WhatsApp us: +91–9653469522 🔗 Or click the “Contact Us” button to book your session directly.

Unlock Growth with Self-Awareness

The journey to success begins with self-awareness. Whether you’re aiming for rapid business scaling or long-term sustainable growth, understanding your risk profile can help you make smarter, more confident decisions.

Being an entrepreneur isn’t just about whether you're an introvert or extrovert; it’s about your risk tolerance. Can you look in the mirror and know that your success rests solely on your shoulders? Are you disciplined enough to consistently perform the tasks that improve your business? True motivation often goes beyond money.

What's your business plan? Don't skip it; failing to plan is planning to fail. Use templates and software to outline your vision, mission, and core values. Project your business five years out, including capital, revenue, costs, and compensation. Look for similar successful models to guide you.

Ask yourself, what do you truly want? Financial freedom? Being your own boss? Taking holidays when you want? The answer is usually all of the above.

Rarely does one person have all the qualities needed to run a successful business alone. Evaluate your past achievements and weaknesses. Seek out mentors who know what they’re doing and emulate their strategies.

Vision and innovation are crucial. Identify gaps in the market and envision how to fill them with your products or services.

Mentors have guided me, and though I don’t have everything figured out, I value the freedom to choose how I spend my time. Being home with my kids is priceless.

Entrepreneurship is hard work with moments of wanting to give up. Ignore the naysayers and don't abandon your dreams. Give yourself time to succeed.

The morning of my pitch with Ms. Wilhelmina Hampton Smith for my script “Infanticide”, I had an anxiety attack that almost sent me to the hospital. The morning was total chaos for me and the fact that we knew that when you pitch before Mrs Hampton Smith, you must have your story together, didn’t help me one bit. It is known that she likes detail and she asks a bunch of questions about the script. 

I was perplexed and worried about my strong French accent, and the themes people in the film industry used when to question script writer. I was so worried, in fact that I almost called Ms. Murray to withdraw my name from the line-up. Fortunately for me, I did not call her. I prayed to God instead to walk me through, so I could overcome it. I continued with the process, however, thirty minutes before my pitch started, I misplaced my laptop mouse! (Which I cannot use my laptop without). I found it fifteen minutes later under a chair in my bedroom. 

Then, I could not open my zoom page because Ms. Hampton requested to do the zoom under her personal link and for some reason I could not access it. My anxiety came like a rush. I was shaking, my heart was beating out of rhythm, something that has happened to me before. I called one of classmates, Ms Kaytory, for help on how to log into the zoom call. As we were on the phone, I heard Ms Murray’s voice talking in the background on the zoom. I felt like my heart was going to seize! I could not focus anymore on what Ms Kaytory was telling me to do. It was a chaotic moment to say the least. My brain shut down. I could not think anymore.

As I managed to login on my cellphone, I heard both, Ms. Murray and Ms. Kaytory guiding me one after the other on what to do to login on my phone, but I was still shaking too much to concentrate on that. 

I only heard Ms. Murray saying: “Let me give her access to her phone. Ms. Kaytory re-worded what Ms. Murray said to me. 

Meanwhile, my instinct told me to turn on my laptop back on to my original zoom page, I did. Finally,  it was working. I was just on time before Ms. Hampton Smith showed up.  

Despite the chaos, the pitch was great! She asked me a few questions about: how many days of shooting? The location of shooting? and why now? I answered the questions the way I understood them, which came off in-direct and kind of wordy. After the pitch Ms. Murray reminded me to give short and clear answers because I gave them too much information. 

Thank you again to the KMP Professional Academy. I am thankful to have the academy Staff by my side. Especially Ms Michelle Murray who is a wonderful teacher. 

For those who may not know, Mr. Rock Riddle, AKA Mr. Wonderful is a former professional wrestler, but that’s not all. This man carries so many hats such as: A SAG-franchised talent agent and he was co-owner of a successful Hollywood talent agency.  He is the author of the book ‘How to Become a Magnet to Hollywood Success’.  He is currently one of Hollywood's leading publicists and producers. His expertise in the marketing for the film and television industry, gave us, as writers, great tools to pursue our careers professionally. 

Pitching before Mr. Rock Riddle, on December 19, 2023 was hands down the best pitch experiences of my life. He is a humbly cheerful person. Mr. Wonderful was very patient to listen to my pitch. My strong French accent attracted his attention enough to ask me “where that accent comes from?” I answered “French”. Then he started speaking to me in French! That was impressive. 

In general, pitching in front of someone who you’re meeting for the first time it is not easy. I was ready to pitch with confidence that I would do great. Therefore, Facing the reality is is something different that put you into a one way road that you could not go back down, even though you are shaky. I faced and accomplished that fact with pride. Despite of my strong French accent, I could say that my pitch was a good one. I did not have criticism on it. I was only asked two questions: if the story is related to my personal experience? and if I want to shoot it in Haiti? 

It is important to answer the questions you are asked in a pitch in a way to not limit or restrict you and I believe I answered them fairly. I want the film to either be filmed on any island or a studio. The reason why is because it is difficult to bring a full crew in Haiti right now.  It is extremely risky and unsafe. I would rather they shoot it on another Island which has similar scenery, or in a studio, where they could build all the locations. I also understand that because my script talks about story coming from an island, even though it based on the truth, not everybody will understand the concept of it. 

I just want to share one of the advices that Mr. Rock Riddle gave us before the pitch: “he said that there was a writer, I could not recall his name that was pitching roughly 250 times before he made it in the industry.” He advised us to not give up!  Keep going until we make it. 

Mr. Rock Riddle advised us to keep going. So I will! No matter what stands in my path I will keep going and will believe that one day I will be successful in what I do. I truly believe that someone, somewhere wants to taste the island’s writing flavors and I will be there standing front row, fiercely, or behind a microphone to tell my story about how I made it through. I will always being grateful for Ms Michelle Murray, the COO of KMP ENTERTAINMENT. She is my teacher, my counselor, and a truthful person.  Also thanks to my devoted Editor Mrs. Audrey Lespinasse who is always on top of game when it comes to edit my writings. I really appreciate you. 

To find more information on Mr. Rock Riddle, visit his website below:

📸💼 In the realm of business, it's not just about constructing a company; it's about cultivating the individuals who form its foundation. At Kanakkupillai, we believe in investing in people first, recognizing that empowered and skilled individuals are the driving force behind a thriving business.

When you build a team of motivated and capable individuals, they, in turn, become the architects of a successful and sustainable business. It's the people-centric approach that sets the stage for enduring success and growth.💪🌟