Welcome to Your World Within Daily.

I'm Eddie Panero, and in this episode, we're going to talk about the road ahead, the unknown, the journey, and believing with all your heart that where you're going will be better than what you're leaving behind.

Yeah. So what is it about the unknown that's so terrifying to us, that ultimately will keep us in a place where not only are we curious and unfulfilled, but sometimes places we don't want to be.

Right? The whole devil you know is better than the devil you don't type thing. When in reality, you know, a new pursuit or finding the courage to move down a new road would bring us so much more, yet we feel confined,

sort of those invisible shackles.

And I wanted to talk about that today.

We got a message from Kaylee, says, would you be able to talk about taking the next step

without knowing where the next step will lead you?

And taking it means leaving people you have grown close to over the years in one of your

podcasts.

Thank you.

You know, not only is this something that I feel like everyone deals with in some capacity,

but it was one of the greatest struggles of, you know, my adult life, hands down.

And so looking at this question, again again this feels like a two-part

question the first one why is the unknown scary and difficult and then you have sort of the parallel

piece why is it difficult to you know what about the people that you've you've come up with that

you love that you care about that you know is, that you know, is leaving that something that,

you know, is worth it. And so addressing the first one, why is the unknown so difficult?

Well, first of all, know that it's not because anything's wrong with you or you're a wimp or

anything like that. It's deeply rooted in our biology.

And there's a lot of studies that support that. Tim Ferriss has a great quote. He says,

people would rather be unhappy than uncertain. Neuroscience teaches us that when there is

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