Article: Risk management: sweat the small stuff.

"Don't sweat the small stuff" is a colloquial phrase reminding us not to be too serious. Nearly everyone--except perhaps for the morbidly serious--can relate to the concept and, for the most part, it seems like good advice. However, the thought can be confusing sometimes. The idea is misapplied when used to rationalize against worrying too much about details in circumstances where concern about details is important. Such a misinterpretation can lead to trouble, especially in respect to risk management and insurance activities, which require sweating the "small stuff."

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