Answer:
1.Prepare for every possibility
Things can go either this way or that, there is no third option. The best you can do when you don't know which way the wind blows is to prepare for every possibility. Having a backup plan and preparing yourself for every possible outcome can considerably reduce the stress and anxiety you feel associated with the "oblivious."
2. Be ready to accept change
Most of the time the reason uncertainty stresses people so much is that they are afraid of change. They think something unexpected — something new might happen — which would be different from what they are used to. This fear of the unknown often leads to problems in dealing with uncertain situations. The best technique in such a case is to accept that change is not always bad, and it just might open up new avenues and opportunities for people.
3. Channel positive thoughts
Uncertainty and negativity are like two peas in a pod — it is natural to feel negative in an uncertain situation. After all, it is human nature to imagine only the worst case scenarios. It is best for people to try to bring in some positivity in uncertain situations. Not thinking about the worst that can happen, and rather hoping for the best, can elevate your spirits and make you feel less anxious about uncertainty.
4. Don't over think
Over thinking is one of the most common problems in humans. We tend to keep thinking about something that is bugging us unless we exhaust all possible explanations of why the problem occurred in the first place. This curiosity is good at times, but can be very damaging if it becomes an obsession. If you are uncertain about something, at times it is best to let it be. Things have a way of working out themselves, wait for them to — over thinking would only make your wait more painful.
5. Look at the bigger picture
Never ignore the larger scheme of things, the greater good. There is always a rationale behind how things turn out, and even if you don't like the outcome, there is always a plausible explanation for it. Embracing this fact would put you at ease, and help you deal with uncertainty more effectively.
