We spend our lives chasing certainty, believing that if we just plan enough, wait long enough, think enough, we can avoid regret.

But what if that safety is an illusion?

In this episode, we explore how the need to be “sure” can quietly limit growth, numb curiosity, and keep us from transformation.

When we learn to stay open, to trust the space between knowing and not knowing, we make room for what’s possible.

What if the clearest answer to your maybe wasn’t a thought, but a sensation?

Our bodies often know the truth before our minds can catch up. In this episode of Maybe, host Rob McLoughlin explores how to feel your way through uncertainty: how to sense the difference between a genuine yes, a protective no, and the fear that travels with both.

You’ll learn a simple somatic check‑in you can use when your head is spinning with options, and a few questions to help you tell whether your nervous system is guarding or guiding you.

Because sometimes, wisdom lives under the skin.

Listen and discover what your body has been trying to tell you about your next big maybe.

What if the most life‑changing maybes aren’t the big, cinematic ones, but the tiny choices you barely notice while they’re happening?

In this episode of Maybe, host Rob McLoughlin explores micro‑maybes: small, repeatable decisions that quietly shape who we become. From the text you send to the ten minutes you carve out, these subtle shifts can be early signals of bigger change.

Try the one‑week micro‑maybe experiment, notice what keeps tugging at your attention, and see how tiny yeses can build toward transformation.

Every big yes starts small.