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If you've ever felt bored in your life you're likely avoiding discomfort. Your life’s boundaries are defined by it, and the only way to expand them is by pushing through. Your sense of discomfort can shrink your waking life to a small, restrictive place if you let it. It’s easy to stay within the familiar, but growth only happens when you step beyond those limits. Every time you do something uncomfortable, you stretch your boundaries a little further. Whether it’s speaking in public, taking on a challenging project, or pursuing a new passion, each step outside your comfort zone makes you stronger and more resilient. The magic happens when those uncomfortable things start to feel natural. What was once intimidating becomes your new normal, and your world expands accordingly. It’s a continuous process of growth and self-discovery. What uncomfortable step will you take today to expand your life’s boundaries?
The way to rapidly change your life is to proactively seek to do the things that you can't yet do, things that bring you discomfort.
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I help online coaches create a list of potential clients already 80% sold before the sales call 💰 ✉️ Precision Email Marketing Strategist and Copywriter-- Former Mechanic
1moMistakes and snafu's are like a stone that hits the water. Eventually the ripples fade, and then life goes on. For me, getting what I want would be working less than 4 hours a day so I can spend more time with my kids. With the health issues I got, I have no idea how long lifes going to be. So I want to get in what I can.