Every generation of workers has faced change. But today's professionals are navigating a lot of change, all at once: Near constant disruption, massively shifting priorities, high volume of information and, of course, a stream of new technologies. In this environment, waiting until things feel certain or comfortable is no longer an option.

In this episode, we'll explore why learning to work through discomfort may be one of the most valuable professional skills of the next decade. We'll discuss how leaders and employees can distinguish healthy discomfort from toxic workplaces, make sound decisions amid uncertainty, build confidence through action rather than certainty, and develop the resilience needed to thrive in a world where ambiguity has become the norm.

To discuss this topic, we're excited to welcome Izabel Loinaz, an esteemed UC Berkeley Extension instructor in the leadership and management certificate.

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