This below is a lifetime challenge. What helps me is doing what feels right, two weeks at the time. Without caring too much of a long term plan and vision. In this way, uncertainty does not matter.
🔹 Mental Transition: Becoming comfortable with uncertainty.
Clearly, it requires self-trust building, proper coaching and an effective support system (techniques, friends, etc).
That’s a very good point. This is a never ending journey of learning to accept uncertainty at its different levels: now even how the world works is uncertain. And thank you for sharing the tips on what has been working for you. Def I can take this with me too
How did we go from working for a living to living for work? How did we get reduced to being treated as a resource & commodity? How did we end up glorifying the hustle and mechanical life, pretending we are machines whose purpose is to optimize, be more efficient and please shareholders? Do we cease to be useful or of value to society if we don't produce / work every second of our life? Does that rule apply to the capitalist as well? What is the double standard between the working class and the owner class when it comes to work?
Questions and more questions. Looking forward to your series in exploring the topic! :)
This below is a lifetime challenge. What helps me is doing what feels right, two weeks at the time. Without caring too much of a long term plan and vision. In this way, uncertainty does not matter.
🔹 Mental Transition: Becoming comfortable with uncertainty.
Clearly, it requires self-trust building, proper coaching and an effective support system (techniques, friends, etc).
That’s a very good point. This is a never ending journey of learning to accept uncertainty at its different levels: now even how the world works is uncertain. And thank you for sharing the tips on what has been working for you. Def I can take this with me too
How did we go from working for a living to living for work? How did we get reduced to being treated as a resource & commodity? How did we end up glorifying the hustle and mechanical life, pretending we are machines whose purpose is to optimize, be more efficient and please shareholders? Do we cease to be useful or of value to society if we don't produce / work every second of our life? Does that rule apply to the capitalist as well? What is the double standard between the working class and the owner class when it comes to work?
Questions and more questions. Looking forward to your series in exploring the topic! :)
Love these thoughtful questions! Let’s see which ones I can try to help find answers to :)