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5 ways to navigate uncertainty and learning

October 5, 2022

We learn when we connect with something in a way that holds meaning for us, we learn.

Here’s how to navigate the uncertainty.

1. identify what interests you
2. show up and be present
3. practice discernment
4. stay true to yourself
5. trust yourself. trust the process.

Learning is courageous because it takes us into unknown places with unknown outcomes.

Excerpted from Getting Messy: A Guide to Taking Risks and Opening the Imagination for Teachers, Trainers, Coaches, and Mentors

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