Humans face uncertainty and the unknown future by:Accepting what cannot be controlled Focusing on what can be influenced today Building resilience through small, consistent actions Cultivating curiosity instead of fear Staying present rather than projecting worst-case scenarios The future remains unknowable — peace comes from how we meet each moment.https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/how_to_deal_with_uncertainty https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-empowerment-diary/202108/5-ways-cope-uncertainty https://fs.blog/mental-model-uncertainty/
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AI will not replace all traditional jobs.While AI excels at automating routine, repetitive, and data-heavy tasks (data entry, basic customer service, simple coding, assembly-line work, etc.), many jobs still heavily rely on uniquely human abilities:Deep creativity and original thinking Complex emotional intelligence & empathy Ethical judgment in ambiguous situations Physical dexterity in unpredictable environments Building trust-based long-term relationships Most realistic forecasts suggest: 60–70% of current jobs will be significantly affected (tasks automated or augmented) But only 10–25% of jobs are likely to be fully eliminated in the next 15–20 years The larger outcome will be job transformation — new roles will emerge, and humans + AI collaboration will become the norm in most fields.Related sources: https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/future-of-work
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Treat material pursuits as tools that support life and spiritual growth—earn enough to reduce anxiety, enjoy beauty, and create freedom—without letting possessions define your worth. Meanwhile, nurture the spirit through daily small practices: gratitude, reflection, meditation, deep relationships, nature, or creative expression.The practical balance point often appears as the “enough” threshold: once basic security and reasonable comfort are met, shift incremental energy toward inner richness rather than endless accumulation.Key signs you’re close to balance:You feel peaceful rather than restless when alone Possessions bring convenience, not constant craving Time for meaning feels abundant, not squeezed Ultimately, the richest life is not the one with the most things, but the one where external achievements and internal peace reinforce each other.https://greatergood.berkeley.edu
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