At the same time, brain science has proven one of the things we desire most is certainty, and we avoid ambiguity. You have a more limited view on what’s next because you just can’t be sure.
As things move faster, you have less time to pause, assess and analyze. Expert driving coaches will tell you the primary condition that causes people to slow their speed is visibility-more than any other element. Change happens with increasing velocity and this means uncertainty will become the norm.
Perhaps most importantly, you’ll need the ability to deal with ambiguity-and more-to embrace it. Here are the new skills you’ll need to learn, grow and sustain over time. But you’ll also need different skills and as the saying goes, “What got you here, won’t get you there.” This is good news for your career and the opportunities you’ll be able to pursue. A study by Monster found 82% of companies are planning to hire in the new year.
