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« Choose : Curiosity or Fear | Main | Problem solving / possibility seeking »
Monday
Mar162020

Swinging from uncertainty to certainty 

We do it so many times a day.

Uncertainty about breakfast.

Certainty about breakfast.

 

Uncertainty about the bus.

Certainty about the bus.

 

Uncertainty about the meeting.

Certainty about the meeting.

 

Uncertainty about the decision.

Certainty about the decision.

 

We’re all just swinging from being sure about some stuff and unsure about other stuff. And the stuff changes. And the level of certainty and uncertainty can change too.

This is the U in VUCA. How are you going with it? How is your team going? Things are changing so you’ll be certain about some more stuff in a few minutes time. And some other stuff will become uncertain.

Notice the swing: go with the swing. Better than trying to keep everything still in certainty, expecting it to ‘switch’ to certainty and stay there. We’re going with it - oh look, more certainty approaching.

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