of your comfort zone.

Does what you’re about to do intimidate you?  Gives you apprehension? Second thoughts?

All the more reason to do it.

You staying comfortable is the easiest thing in the world, but it’s not what you want to do.  When you’re daydreaming about the things you wish you were doing or want to do or dream of doing – they’re not getting done because starting them makes you feel uncomfortable.

And in the end, the satisfaction of staying in your comfort zone isn’t really comfortable at all, it generates frustration that leads you to seek more comfort.

Leaving you with this… that which you seek comfort in is the greatest source of your frustration.

Get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

Onward,

J