Fear Loves Ambiguity

Oddly enough, when you cast a light onto your fear, a few things become clear:

• The actual potential loss isn’t as high as it felt
• The actual probability of a loss isn’t as likely as it felt
• There are actual contingency plans which would make the risk far smaller which wasn’t how it felt

Fear is a feeling. And, it’s an important one too. It helps our plans become even more bullet proof.

But… to truly use it well, you need to define it.