How do you cope with uncertainty?
A response from Kylie Gallagher at MIT: I cope with uncertainty by not thinking about what could happen or what is uncertain and focusing on things that I do know are certain.
A response from Kylie Gallagher at MIT: I cope with uncertainty by not thinking about what could happen or what is uncertain and focusing on things that I do know are certain.
A response from Julia Balla at MIT: I don’t really enjoy the unknown and I usually prefer to stay in my comfort zone. For this reason, my body becomes tense and stiff. I even forget to breathe when I am too focused on the unknown situation, which only makes me …
A response from Abilash Prabhakaran at MIT: I like to take take a big breath or take some rest. I like to find a big lounge and lie around as well.
A response from Moctar at MIT: Being able to enter into another world and understand/perceive this current world differently is important in being able to recognize the situation in the present and one’s place.
A response from Laura Restrepo at MIT: Because we realize that there is not such a thing as an individual destiny. The crisis of the world is not only a crisis of scarcity of resources, excess consumption, or inequality but a rupture that derives from a fragmented vision of the …
A response from Olivia Valle at MIT: Pray that I accept the things I cannot change
A response from an audience member at MIT: I do not cope with uncertainty well. I overthink and think of all possible outcomes when I encounter uncertainty. Uncertainty definitely intimidates me.
A response from Dechen Rota at MIT: I tend to freak out and demand an answer or a solution. Which i recognize is not healthy nor is it effective. It’s difficult to deal with especially because it makes you feel out of control and that u have no control of …
A response from Angela Su at MIT: I cope with uncertainty by realizing I am not alone and I have people supporting me.
A response from an audience member: Occasionally, in cases where I am not certain of an outcome to a situation I find myself in, I find it useful to think about the best case of outcome I expect and how life could be with that expectation being a reality. I’m …