Oct 21, 2026 · 54 min · 10 segments
Joanne and Jean explore living with uncertainty and the self-trust that helps us take the next step. From everyday decisions to the risks of changing work or setting your own fees, they consider what…
Joanne SprottHost
I would like to note that there is also the opposite, certainty, and we may segue into that to a certain degree, but the main point is uncertainty.
What its relationship is to facts? Where is it? How do you feel about it in terms of is it good or bad? I have no judgment.
It's different in science a little bit than it is in sort of the human activity realm.
And in Middle English, it was called certis, based on a French word, and it meant things were settled.
But that is what the idea of certainty was that, okay, whatever we're talking about is settled and we're done.
The first question, though, I want to ask, and you've already touched on it a little bit, is...
I know somebody thought that was probably going to come sooner or later, you know, being uncertain about uncertainty,
I would like to note that there is also the opposite, certainty, and we may segue into that to a certain degree, but the main point is uncertainty.
What its relationship is to facts? Where is it? How do you feel about it in terms of is it good or bad? I have no judgment.
It's different in science a little bit than it is in sort of the human activity realm.
And in Middle English, it was called certis, based on a French word, and it meant things were settled.
But that is what the idea of certainty was that, okay, whatever we're talking about is settled and we're done.
The first question, though, I want to ask, and you've already touched on it a little bit, is...
I know somebody thought that was probably going to come sooner or later, you know, being uncertain about uncertainty,
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