Why Experience Shows Up Differently During Storms

There is a quiet confidence that comes from having been through change before. Not the same storm, but storms nonetheless. Over time, I’ve learned which decisions have lasting impact and which ones only feel urgent in the moment.

That is why experience shows up differently during storms. It does not eliminate uncertainty, but it places it in context. And in periods of sustained change, context—paired with a genuine effort to reduce ambiguity—may be one of the most valuable leadership assets there is.