Hi there Marilyn,

I would say that it is very uncomfortable to move out of your comfort zone.  You want to stay right where you are, even though you know it is not healthly and you get ALL THOSE BODY SYMPTOMS.  But I am not going to change, and even if I could and would like to how am I ever going to through it? 

But there comes a time in your life when you come to the end of the road.  You can't turn back you are forced to do the things that you are frightened of, what will happen?  How am I going to survive this?  Am I going to die? 

Well those experiences did happen to me in my life. I was living a HELL OF A LIFE!  Everyday was miserable, I was unhappy, sad, I had a low self esteem of myself, I was afraid of eveything.  Then one day I came to the end of my road.

I had to experience and go through the BODY SYMPTOMS I had to move to another place in my life, and get out of this living hell.  Well I made it, I walked through the fire and came out the other side SMILING. I now live my life in peace, happiness, all the fears I had are gone, I enjoy my life to the fullest.

I am very glad I moved out of my COMFORT ZONE!  I love everyday of my life and enjoy every minute of it, and I never look back.

Hi Marilyn!

Thank You for posting Brian's write up.

Comfort Zones...some people love them while others wouldn't be caught in one!!  Personally...I stay out of them as much as possible. 

Whenever one is progressing to the next level and stretching beyond their zone, all h*ll breaks loose it seems...but we must keep our eyes on the prize!

Les Brown also speaks about Comfort Zones in his "You Deserve" seminar.

Have a pleasant day...Steven.

THANKS, I NEEDED THAT:)

                BE BLESSED,

                         SUSAN

Hi Marilyn,

   WHat a great article.

Thank you for sharing this.

Your Good Friend

Deborah

HI Mumsie,

Thanks for the great comments, and I am glad that you enjoyed reading the post!

Take care and God Bless You,

Love, Marilyn