Every year on April 5th, National Go For Broke Day is observed. The term "Go For Broke" originates from Hawaiian Pidgin. Originally a phrase used by gamblers, it signifies betting everything. If you're a gambler, this day encourages you to take more risks in your games, but it emphasizes responsible risk-taking. Going for broke means risking it all, even if there's a possibility of losing everything. Many individuals tend to stay within their comfort zones, fearing failure. However, this day serves as motivation for people to step out of their comfort zones, take risks, and pursue their life goals, regardless of the outcomes. The underlying message is that it's better to regret taking action than regret not having done so. Interestingly, "Go For Broke" was the slogan of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team. National Go For Broke Day is the perfect occasion to embrace the spirit of going for broke in various aspects of life.