The opposite of uncertainty isnāt certainty, itās self trust.
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šØ We lose certainty in the face of doubt. At our worst we misconstrue doubt as danger and anxiety robs us of peace, our genius and executive presence. Then we lose the trust of our colleagues and the people closest to us. Mostly, we lose belief in ourselves.
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š In this space everything seems to crumble.
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š³ Youāll never win the battle to control your future.
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š Never. Donāt tire yourself on this treadmill to nowhere.
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š”Tell yourself, āI donāt know what will happen. I donāt know what the future holds.
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š”Ā āWhat I do know is that I trust Iāll be able to handle whatever happens. I trust Iāll have my best interests at heart.
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š§šŖāI trust I can be gentle with myself and strong against thoughts that donāt serve me. I trust being my best is enough.
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šāI trust myself, so I know Iāll be ok.ā
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You're at home working remotely and worried about getting Coronavirus, your income may decline, your investment portfolio is tanking and that retirement may be a mirage. Let's focus on what needs to go right not what is going wrong.
1. We need to get comfortable with uncertainty.
Difficult, yes. But think back to the last time you were uncertain - got laid off, moved to a new town, started school or a new job. How did you get through it? You'll get through this the same way.
We want to shrink back to the ways things were. We were comfortable there. Much of the predictability of our lives is gone. We are all grieving that loss.Ā
The sooner we accept that change is inevitable, uncomfortable and out of our control, the more resiliency we have to move forward.
2. Focus on the professional or personal development you've complained you've never have time for.
You're bored. You're as productive as you can be considering much of your work flow is controlled by a stagnant economy. So get ...
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