​​Don’t Strive for Certainty Big-picture thinkers are comforta | English as a Foreign Language

​​Don’t Strive for Certainty
Big-picture thinkers are comfortable with ambiguity. They don’t try to force every observation or piece of data into pre-formulated mental cubby holes. They think broadly and can juggle many seemingly contradictory thoughts in their minds. If you want to cultivate the ability to think big picture, then you must get used to embracing and dealing with complex and diverse ideas.
ambiguity /ˌæmbɪˈɡjuːəti/ - a situation or statement that is unclear because it can be understood in more than one way
cubbyhole - a very small room or space for storing things:  
Amy had a fantastic built-in bunk bed with lots of cubbyholes, cupboards and shelving.
to embrace - accept something with great interest or enthusiasm