A Different View on Comfort Zones
We often think of comfort zones, and more specifically getting out of them, as something that we do to grow. We see it as something difficult and challenging, as if we’re not quite up to the change we want to make and that it will somehow make us feel worse before we feel better.
For example, taking up a regular fitness routine when the most you’ve done recently is the school “run” or maybe you want to improve your public speaking, but, frankly, you’re scared to speak up in a small group, leave alone a roomful of strangers.
But these are examples of stretches outside of your comfort zone, which, although the overall outcome is expected to be positive, the initial steps are scary, difficult or even menacing.
Today’s post is about looking at comfort zones in a different way. I want to consider other times when we stretch outside our comfort zones, which, superficially at least, are anything but scary, difficult or menacing. [Read more…] about Comfort Zones – A Different View