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The Hidden Advantages of “Not Knowing”

In a world obsessed with certainty, expertise, and five-year plans, embracing “not knowing” can feel like failure—but it’s actually a powerful gateway to trust, curiosity, and authentic leadership. By owning our uncertainty, we create space for deeper connection, better questions, and a more inspired vision. “Not knowing” isn’t an absence of direction; it’s an invitation to explore, learn, experiment, and discover possibilities we couldn’t see when we were clinging to certainty.

Persistent or Pig-Headed When to Carry On and When to Give Up

As I watched a persistent squirrel one afternoon, I marveled at her persistence. Yet, over time, that admiration turned to reflection. How often have I been that squirrel? Working tirelessly toward a goal—overcoming obstacles, innovating new approaches, taking risks, trying again and again until exhaustion sets in—only to find the result hollow, the door locked, or the reward not worth the effort? Which led to this musing – where I explore: When does persistence become pig-headedness? When does grit become futility?

The Radical Act of Simplification

In a world that constantly pushes us to be more, have more, and do more, what if the most revolutionary act is to choose less? In this deeply personal reflection, I explore the thin line between abundance and excess—and how intentional simplification can restore time, joy, and a sense of self. From books to business, I share the shifts that have helped me live more meaningfully, and offer powerful questions to help you begin your own sacred subtraction. Because sometimes, less truly is more.

The Art of Saying No

Do You Have a “Not to Do” List? Perhaps you need one!