Rethinking Uncertainty

When was the last time you sat with a genuine "I don't know" without immediately reaching for your phone?

We've trained ourselves to expect instant answers to everything. When we type, we move so fast we're not even looking at the screen. Our digital tools aren't just changing how we work—they're rewiring how we think.

This shows up everywhere now. We’re  watching organizations make panic decisions because they can't tolerate "we don't know what's coming next." Google has eliminated the productive discomfort of not-knowing. We're losing our capacity to sit with ambiguity.