Episode #11 - Why "I Don't Know" Might Be the Best Answer You've Ever Given Yourself

We explore two ideas that changed how we think about uncertainty. The first comes from coach Michael Neill: when you're facing a decision, there are only three possible answers - yes, no, or I don't know. But here's the part that stopped us in our tracks: "I don't know" is a complete statement. It's not a failure or a call to action. Just… a place to be.From there, we get into why we're so afraid of not knowing - how school, society, and social media have conditioned us to always have an answer - and what opens up when we stop forcing one.The second idea builds on the first: instead of trying to figure everything out, ask "what can I learn?" or even "what is there for me to notice?" It's a shift from solving to listening - and it opens us up to new possibilities.