Walter Anderson discusses his book, “The Greatest Risk of All.” He begins by explaining that he believes people need to learn to take more risks. He talks about his abusive childhood and how he learned to overcome obstacles. He describes his time in the Marine Corps and fighting in the Vietnam War. Anderson talks about the power of forgiveness and his ability to grow by forgiving his father. He discusses several Nobel Prize winners and their choices to better the world. He ends the interview by talking about the stories of successful celebrities, politicians, and businessmen.
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