Molly Bloom

Humans hate uncertainty.

Humans hate uncertainty.

Without an edited brain, and I mean edited by doing that work and meditation, whatever your mind training tool is, the brain thinks that uncertainty is a metabolically unsustainable state.

Without an edited brain, and I mean edited by doing that work and meditation, whatever your mind training tool is, the brain thinks that uncertainty is a metabolically unsustainable state.

So it equates uncertainty with fear.

So it equates uncertainty with fear.

So how can you start to give people that sense of certainty?

So how can you start to give people that sense of certainty?

And also, how can you become aware of it in yourself?

And also, how can you become aware of it in yourself?

Because if you know that you hate uncertainty and then what you do is forage, forage, forage for some subjective truth and then cling to it, that's a big handicap.

Because if you know that you hate uncertainty and then what you do is forage, forage, forage for some subjective truth and then cling to it, that's a big handicap.

And so to start to do work on relaxing with uncertainty and being more curious than needing to try to have this illusion of control.

And so to start to do work on relaxing with uncertainty and being more curious than needing to try to have this illusion of control.

There's a lot of things that aren't so obvious or instinctual in the art of impact and connection.

There's a lot of things that aren't so obvious or instinctual in the art of impact and connection.

I mean, being able to adapt and being able to court change and even, you know, reframe it as like, this is exciting or this is interesting.

I mean, being able to adapt and being able to court change and even, you know, reframe it as like, this is exciting or this is interesting.