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The Importance Of Uncertainty

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Uncertainty has many rewards. For example, making friends requires the risk of being rejected. Other examples are making decision between two options, taking on opportunities. Which is why it’s important for individuals to face the fear of uncertainty and to not let this fear prevent them from going beyond their comfort zone because this will help you overcome, understand, and achieve greater things in life.
People who face uncertainty are able to learn new things because taking risk leads to rewards. One of these rewards may be to gain new relationships with different people. For example, I have experienced a situation like this when I was in the 5th and 6th grade. I had to make the risk of approaching a girl while I was nervous and unsure what to say and do because I deeply wanted to be friends with her. This step required the risk of possibly being rejected in front of a crowd of pher …show more content…

People will always be faced with obstacles and challenges. It is how they deal with these situations that can influence their possible future happiness, success, or passion. When a person is willing to face their fears and tackle an obstacle, this can bring them happiness and self-confidence. Many adults often go through their lives wondering what if. When a person works to overcome an obstacle, It allows them to learn about undiscovered passions and interests that perhaps they never knew about. The knowledge of accomplishing an obstacle, especially when interacting with others, can be so incredibly rewarding and satisfying. Even if the outcome did not turn out positively, or the way they had hoped, there is still a positive reward knowing that at least they did their best. Now let's think for a second and imagine a world where we did not embrace uncertainty and face all these experiences and obstacle would you want to be in a place where you didn't learn

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