In this episode of Behavior Gap Radio, Carl explores the concept of "Not knowing is most intimate," a Zen koan that challenges our perception of knowledge and vulnerability. Reflecting on personal experiences in the mountains and the markets, Carl discusses how facing the unknown reveals deep truths about ourselves and others. He shares stories of how people, including himself, react when confronted with uncertainty, from speeding up to feeling panic, and the beauty of slowing down to sit with the discomfort. Through these reflections, Carl highlights how embracing the unknown can lead to more intimate and meaningful connections with ourselves and those around us.

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