Quotes about
the comfort zone.
Eight lines about getting out of your comfort zone from You Are Capable of More by Chris Sund. Put one on a wall, open a meeting with one, or keep one somewhere you will see it on the days you need it.
From Chris
There is a point in all of our lives when things stop feeling comfortable, and most of the time it does not show up in a big or obvious way. It rarely arrives as a dramatic moment where you clearly know you are being held back. More often it just looks like hesitation.
You did not hit your limit. You just found where it used to be.
Comfort does not ruin your life. It quietly convinces you to accept less from it.
That moment is the comfort ceiling. It is not your limit. It is the place where your current version of yourself runs out of reasons to stay comfortable and starts getting invited to grow.
Most people treat that feeling like a stop sign.
They hesitate at the exact place where growth begins.
Your mind gives you reasonable excuses to stay where you are because the familiar feels safer than the uncertain.
Every time you stretch beyond what feels familiar, something new is revealed.
It’s where most people stay, because comfort feels safe.
Where these lines
come from.
The Comfort Ceiling
Principle three. Growth starts where comfort stops, and why almost everyone turns around at the second stage.
Read the Principle →How to Get Out of Your Comfort Zone
Why growth starts where comfort stops, and the first step past it.
Read It →How to Reinvent Yourself
For when the comfortable version of you has stopped growing.
Read It →Every line has
a chapter behind it.
You Are Capable of More: A No-Excuses Guide to Becoming Your Best Self. Ten principles, one chapter each, with the stories and the reasoning that make these more than nice sentences.
When I’ve got something worth sending.
Just a story or an idea I picked up that I think will help you.
Sometimes that’s twice in a month. Sometimes it’s not for a while.