Every decision has a shape.

Some choices circle back again and again. Others spiral, familiar, but deepening with each return. And sometimes, a decision draws a straight line forward: clear, final, undeniable.

In this episode of Maybe, host Rob McLoughlin explores the geometry of uncertainty, how our loops, spirals, and lines reveal what we’re still learning, what we’re ready to release, and how we move through change with more awareness and grace.

Because every maybe has its own motion. The key is learning the steps.

Sometimes “maybe” isn’t about endless possibilities. It’s what’s left when all the choices are gone, when staying still isn’t possible anymore and the only direction left is forward.

In this episode, Rob explores how limitation can bring surprising clarity. What happens when the universe narrows our options to one next step, and we move not out of confidence, but necessity?

Because sometimes, the focus we’ve been waiting for only appears when everything else falls away.

What if the point of a maybe wasn’t to design the perfect plan…but to run the right experiment?

In this episode of Maybe, host Rob McLoughlin explores how shifting from blueprints to maps can change the way we make choices. Instead of pressuring yourself to get everything right on the first try, what if you treated your maybes like experiments, small, honest tests that reveal what feels true?

From career changes to creative risks, Rob shares how to design low‑stakes experiments with clear questions, intentional scope, and meaningful reflection.

If your “someday” ideas have felt too big to start, this one’s for you. Because you don’t need a perfect plan to begin, you just need a map and a first step.