Uncertainty is treated as a corridor most people sprint through. Here it's a room, and you're allowed to sit in it.
The temptation is to convert every open question into a position. It feels like progress. Usually it's just relief. A question held for six months will teach you more than an answer adopted in six minutes.
Practically: when you notice yourself reaching for a conclusion, try naming the question instead. "I don't know what to do about my brother" is more useful than a theory about brothers.
Reflection: Name one thing you are carrying that will not resolve this month. Don't solve it. Just name it.