UNCERTAINTY
The more you learn, the less you collapse.
But the world isn’t slowing down for you.
Business is changing.
You won’t have one job — you’ll have ten.
You won’t master one skill — you’ll need twenty.
Being a generalist is no longer optional.
You have to grow. You have to adapt.
My own uncertainty?
I was afraid of swimming in the lake.
I failed three times at Ironman.
I was anxious speaking in public — now I get compliments for it.
I didn’t understand finance — now I invest every month.
Every area that gave me anxiety?
I’ve turned into a strength.
Sometimes even mastery.
But I’m still anxious.
That my business might fail.
That I’ll mess up in public.
That debt might bury me.
That YouTube might eat me alive.
But that fear?
It’s the path.
If it scares you, it probably matters.
The only way out is through.
Solving one problem doesn’t mean the end — it means the next one shows up.
And the next.
And you become stronger.
Each time, the mountain looks a little smaller.
In today’s world, continuous learning is your survival tool.
Health. Business. Fitness. Investing. Communication.
Learn how food affects your body.
Learn how money moves in and out of your business.
Learn how to sell. Track key figures.
Learn how to handle a crash in your portfolio without losing your mind.
10,000 reps.
10 years.
That’s how you gain mastery.
Anxiety multiplies with avoidance.
Alcohol doesn’t solve the root problem — it just delays it.
Short-term trading doesn’t make you rich — it just gives you dopamine.
Spending on quick pleasures amplifies uncertainty.
The only thing that reduces uncertainty is knowledge and action.
More clarity. More control. Better decisions. Stronger outcomes.
How do you deal with uncertainty?
You focus on the minute, the day, the step — not just the goal.
You stick to your vision.
You find people or systems that push you forward.
In online business?
More volume. More content. More videos.
You won’t get better by thinking — you get better by doing.
Ideas that scare you — chase them:
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Speak in public.
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Train for a competition.
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Move to a big city.
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Get a house for your family.
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Learn how the brain works.
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Understand worst-case scenarios.
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Build backup plans.