do you feel comfort with the situation around you? if your answer is yes, congratulation for you. but you have to be aware with those situation, coz you’ll be stuck in a rut (well..hopefully you won’t ![]()
i’ve just read some article, a journal of a state owned company, about change and comfort zone. this is a competition era, for those who are pokey and don’t wanna change, he/she will be crushed by the change itself. but what a pity…some of them feel they’re already in the comfort zone! just like me ![]()
well, i have no meant at all nor judged any company/anybody if i say that most people who working at state owned company feel like that.
trap in a zone of supposed comfort determine what we think that we can and cannot do and what we cannot even bring ourselves to try. subconsciously, we build massive barriers rock all around mind.
inside the reefs, the water feels quiet and friendly, but outside we think it’s going to be rough and stormy
yeah..that’s what I (and maybe you too) feel now, what have worked for me in the past marks the boundaries of my comfort zone. once dealt with something successfully, tried the same response next time, and found it worked again, feel so useful. fears, get scared and try to avoid all mistakes are olwez dancing on my mind. sometimes I know what’s going out there, but I don’t have any bravery to take the risks. that’s why probably I miss out on most opportunity (hmm…really?!? I don’t think so ![]()
then the question is : what I need? CHANGE!
yes…change my mind, change your mind. we MUST go outside that reef, coz there’s no other way. we must go into the wider world of our unused potential, then make our own way, doing the best we can and quite often getting things wrong (wait…I think it’s not necessary to get things wrong. Let’s do the best and get things right!
so we won’t stuck in ruts
let’s learn how to do it.
first, do something – almost anything – differently, and see what happens. change whatever is holding us back, and get on with a fresh view on life, we’ll find that there’s a marvelous world out there. we’ll see, if we try it
second, don’t think too much before taking a risk, then take the risks (do you know, this is my biggest fear :(. the easiest way to get into a cold swimming pool is to jump right in (I even never get into swimming pool since 18 years ago!). the same can be said for taking risks. hesitating will only psyche you out.
well, the last and the key point to break out the comfort zone is…JUMP! Jump big and don’t hold back!
uh…this is the hardest thing I guess…
* keywords : culture, change, risk
** source : here






