Over time, the goal becomes a practice: returning to your unsettling questions without being swallowed by them. Writing them down, revisiting them monthly, and tracking what actions they prompted can turn doubt into a kind of personal research method—less like a storm and more like weather you know how to dress for.
In that way, tomorrow is not shaped by certainty but by the discipline of responding. Camus’s resilience—his insistence on lucid engagement rather than comforting illusions—suggests that a meaningful life may be built from repeated, courageous turns toward the very questions we once tried to escape. [...]
