It is said that the second time we go somewhere it feels much quicker than the first time we went there. It is familiarity with the route that allows us to get there faster, with more confidence. And with that the understanding that we can feel confident when we are faced with times of uncertainty. Our ability to navigate in an uncertain situation comes from knowing that with each effort and iteration, we reduce uncertainty. We don’t have to know the answer initially, all we have to do is to start the process with the intent to find the answer. Being comfortable with uncertainty then is about minimizing the variables using iteration and repeated problem-solving efforts. In the end, it really is about reframing and using the process to get us to the place we need to be, and loving the process all along the way, yes indeed!

Loving life in times of uncertainty

Joe