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Don't be?afraid of change and uncertainty.
不要害怕變化和不確定性。

They are your allies.
他們是你的盟友。

The pursuit of stability is not a bad thing.
追求穩(wěn)定并不是什么壞事。

In fact, many times this pursuit of stability drives us to improve ourselves and solve problems.
事實上，很多時候正是這種對穩(wěn)定的追求在驅(qū)使我們自我提升、解決問題。

But if you cannot stand any uncertainty at all, then the result will be exactly the opposite.
不過如果你完全不能忍受任何不確定性，那結果就會完全相反。

No matter how stable the working environment is, there always exists uncertainty, which is especially evident in the Internet era.
不管多么穩(wěn)定的工作環(huán)境都存在著不確定性，這在互聯(lián)網(wǎng)時代尤其明顯。

A company’s personnel may change, new products may fail, and new leaders may change the direction of the strategic development.
公司的人員可能會變動，新推出的產(chǎn)品可能會失敗，新來的領導可能會改變戰(zhàn)略發(fā)展方向。

Real opportunities only appear in uncertain areas, and that is what makes them opportunities.
況且真正的機會只會出現(xiàn)在不確定的領域，正因為這樣它們才是機會。

If an opportunity is already certain when it appears, and everyone can see it and know how to get it, then it is no longer an opportunity.
如果一個機會在出現(xiàn)時已經(jīng)顯得很確定，那么大家就都能看到它并且知道如何去獲取它，而這么一來它也就不再是個機會了。

A person who can only work in a completely safe field can be easily replaced. A person who can handle more uncertainties is the one who will seize more opportunities.
一個只能在完全安全的領域里工作的人是很容易被替換掉的，能夠應對一定的不確定性你才能握有更多的籌碼。

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（翻譯：Frank）