Good morning and welcome to the Increased Reimpact podcast. I'm Justin Sua, episode 1,890. This episode is for those of you who are navigating uncharted territory.

You are experiencing uncertainty, volatility, a lot of complexity and ambiguity.

You're not quite sure where you are, where you're going and what you're doing.

I want to give you a reminder of the ancient voyagers that would use the stars to help them navigate these uncharted waters.

And they use these constellations, constellations like the Big Dipper, like the little dipper. Now, the little dipper in particular is interesting because there's one star in particular

on the little dipper that's particularly special. And it's called Polaris. Now another name for

Polaris is the North Star.

And what the Voyagers would do is they would use Polaris or this North Star to be a standard for them.

They know that as long as they know where Polaris is, they know they are headed in the right direction.

Polaris helped them keep their bearing straight give them this direction now obviously they weren't trying to get to the north star they

just used it as a guiding light literally and figuratively now your north your North Star is your purpose.

It's why you do what you do.

So regardless of where you are, regardless of the darkness, regardless of the uncertainty,

what is your North Star?

What is it that really matters to you?

What is it that will signal to you that you are on track,

even if you're not quite sure what on track even means or what it looks like? It could be your

values. It could be something as simple as giving your best every day. It could be something as

simple as being true to who you are. It could be something as simple as being true to who you are.

It could be something as simple as pursuing that goal that you want to achieve every single day.

And so if you find yourself in uncharted territories, really do your best to establish your North Star and cling to it and hold to it

because it will help you identify and notice when you are getting off track, when you are not keeping the

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