Life is always going to be uncertain, and that’s the harsh reality we all have to accept and make our peace. No amount of resistance is going to change this fact. But does that mean you will always be scared of what life is going to throw your way? Of course not!

For this Expert Mind Talk, we have Lori Milner with us, who is an engaging coach, author, TEDx speaker, and trainer. Lori is passionate about empowering and equipping diverse teams with the tools and skills to fulfill their potential in their careers and personal lives.

Her focus areas include smart time and goal management, stress management, interpersonal skills, self-awareness, personal branding, and self-leadership – and the result is happier and more productive people.

In this Mind Talk Session, she speaks about the phases of mastering uncertainty, working towards developing a growth mindset, and how to lead through uncertainity and create significance out of your suffering.

Check out the video now to know more about how you can have a happy and productive work life without getting bogged down by the fear of uncertainty.

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