When you run from uncertainty you abandon the future.
Don’t manage things that should be changed.
The future is made in the fog.
- Transparency enables performance.
- Confusion is an opportunity.
- “Not knowing” is the path to innovation.
“The future cannot be predicted, but the future can be invented.” Dennis Gabor
Partial transparency
The mist clears as soon as you step on it. Move in times of uncertainty or stagnation.
You never know everything. Do you know enough to get started?
Simplify with action.
Movement turns the fog into focus.
Advantage in ambiguity
Work the edges if the center is blurry.
#1 Name the obvious.
Clarity grows from knowledge.
- What is clear?
- What is important?
- What doesn’t work?
#2. Check what is unclear.
When fear prevents giant leaps, run small experiments.
Assume the challenge.
- Did you say that?
- What else could be true?
- What if we do nothing?
#3. Move before you feel ready.
Preparation is overrated. Progress creates insight. Verbs create information.
Uncertainty is not the enemy. stalemate
Don’t wait for clarity; make it
How do leaders create fog?
When you feel confused, how do you work to find your way?
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