At The Edge of The Unknown

You’re not afraid. You just don’t know what’s going to happen. You believe you’re supposed to be afraid of uncertainty. That inside the unknown are things worth fearing.

It’s not the unknown that people fear but what they project into the unknown, until eventually anything unknown represents something to blindly fear.

Uncertainty itself is not worthy of fear. You don’t need to be afraid of what you don’t know. You can build any relationship you want with the unknown.

Why be afraid when you can choose to be curious? Why let fear dictate your relationship with uncertainty when you can choose optimism and discipline instead?

Everything is training for something. Do the work.

PS - Happy Thanksgiving to all of you celebrating in the U.S. and abroad!