“I Don’t Know”

“I don’t know.”

There are many times and moments when those three words are the most honest words you can say.

If someone asks for your knowledge on a particular subject and you have little or none…”I don’t know.”

If someone is suffering and you haven’t been in their shoes…”I don’t know.”

If you, yourself, are faced with a massive challenge or unexpected obstacle and wondering how you’ll overcome it…”I don’t know.”

If you’re trying to answer life’s biggest questions (who am I? why am I here? what’s my purpose?)…”I don’t know.”

Don’t bullshit.

Just admit it.

“I don’t know.”

“I don’t know” is honest, authentic, unapologetic, vulnerable and utterly human.

It’s also an amazing and empowering place to start.

Because from there, you can move to…

“I don’t know…But, I trust and will do everything I possibly can to find out. To help. To learn. To serve. To know.”