Creativity is exciting, but it’s also scary.
Whenever you set out to do something new, you never know how it’s going to turn out – you can’t predict it, plan it, or control it. Creativity is inherently uncertain.
We all know this, but most of the time we don’t talk about uncertainty. We try to avoid it, ignore it, or fool ourselves we can eliminate it.
Jonathan Fields calls our bluff in his new book Uncertainty, inviting us to acknowledge and embrace the unknown, “turning fear and doubt into fuel for brilliance”.
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