ambiguity

He honors purity and emotional boundaries rather than testing how far he can push them.

Ambiguity benefits the person who does not want commitment.

Clarity requires courage and integrity.

Research on commitment readiness shows that individuals who feel ready for a relationship are more likely to engage in maintenance behaviors and experience greater stability.

So this person was found guilty of-

And I don't believe there's any- Ambiguity.

There's no ambiguity at all in the fact that there is guilt there.

This definitely happened.

Without it, though, that

energy expenditure, there is a lot of lost energy and a lot of spent energy, time, money, other resources as well, that comes down to the cost of ambiguity.

And this is a lever that we forget about as business owners and business leaders, that Ambiguity creates exhaustion.

Decision, decision, decision creates exhaustion.

Just the amount of work from all of the checklists create exhaustion.

So I'm like... we're just dancing, all right? Like, you know, there's a long way to go from here to pound town, all right? A long, long way to go.

And it made me think that maybe a bit of a cultural difference between us and Gen Z is that they have this kind of you know, they worship the God of clarity, right? And they have no tolerance for ambiguity.

Ambiguity feels very dangerous to them, like they've done something wrong.

Whereas actually, I think creating that clarity, especially where like for me, that's just like so not needed in that situation, that creates the feeling of something wrong.

Because then I didn't really want to dance with them anymore.

Two things that stood out for me, again, if I look at it, one was, again, the curiosity of wanting to learn.

Ambiguity.

We shifted our entire family overnight across all the way from India to the US with no family in US, nobody out here.

It can't get more ambiguous.

has become the consensus standard of our time, a compromise between her body, her choice, sex positivity, and a societal necessary condemnation of sexual violence.

The consent standard is meant to remove ambiguity, sorry, hard to pronounce, A-M-B-I-G-U-I-T-Y, ambiguity, without prescribing a larger framework.

Sex without consent is rape.

Rape's a crime.

So just coming back to that term VUCA, it does sound like it could be a monster from ancient Greece, but what does that stand for?

It's an acronym which stands for Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous Environment.

So pretty much describes the environment we've been working in for quite some time now.

Yeah, definitely.

Exactly.

In an environment where scams are rampant Ambiguity is suspicious.

Specificity is the currency of truth

That makes total sense.