When I was in grad school I interviewed people on their most important memories. Almost everyone named a time that included stepping into uncertainty. I like the idea of quelling nervousness with a hand-on-heart reminder that uncertainty is the door to aliveness. 🚪 @nicolajanehobbs #lifehacks #calmness
When I was in grad school I interviewed people on their most important memories. Almost everyone named a time that included stepping into uncertainty. I like the idea of quelling nervousness with a hand-on-heart reminder that uncertainty is the door to aliveness. 🚪 @nicolajanehobbs #lifehacks #calmness
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You need to teach your brain that uncertainty is okay, not dangerous, and not a problem. You need to learn a new response—to no longer try to force control, but to practice acceptance instead.
But the more comfortable you become with not having the answers, the less pressure you will feel and the more you will be able to naturally flow with where your life wants to take you.
FIND YOUR CERTAINTY ANCHORS
we know that new possibilities may be created only if we surrender to uncertainty.