A Mirror

Read each question slowly. Sit with it before writing. These are not questions to answer quickly.

Question 1

Where did you perform certainty this week? In which room, with which person, around which topic? Name the performance, and underneath it, name what was actually true.

Question 2

What is the question in your professional or personal life right now that you are not yet willing to hold as a genuine open question? What does it cost you to hold it open?

Question 3

Is there a person in your life to whom you are allowed to say "I do not know"? If not, what has the absence of that permission cost your decision-making quality over time?

Question 4

Think of a moment when admitting uncertainty turned out to strengthen rather than undermine a room's trust in you. What were the conditions that made that possible?

Weekly Practice

Read one of these each morning this week. Before the phone.

Day 1 I admitted one thing I do not actually know.
Day 2 I let myself be uncertain without rushing to cover it.
Day 3 I noticed how much energy performing certainty costs me.
Day 4 I said I am not sure out loud and survived it.
Day 5 I let a question stay open instead of forcing an answer.
Day 6 I stopped performing for a room that was not watching.
Day 7 I am willing to be honest before I am impressive.

My Notes

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