The French mathematician, physicist, inventor, writer and Catholic theologian Blaise Pascal said, “Il n’est pas certain que tout soit incertain.” Or, it is not certain that everything is uncertain.

Certainty is overrated since there isn’t certainty in anything in life. We try to convince ourselves of certainty by trying to assert control. But, if we can become better friends with the concept of uncertainty, we can move through our lives with greater grace and ease, accepting each moment as a magnificent snapshot — assuming nothing, judging nothing and allowing it to unfold.