Do you ever remember ever feeling settled with a current situation such that you wished it remained same for eternity? Do you recall a time, place or situation which you prayed would never end and you felt just okay right where you were? How do you feel whenever you have to be inconvenienced to leave one phase of life to a whole new phase?
"Comfort Zone " as it sounds is that situation, period of time, location or any other variable that provides a sense of settlement and relaxation. This often happens when an individual wishes to stay and settle for his/her present situation because its seemingly comfortability. Sometimes, our comfort zones may be to stay right at home and sit that television all day, other than stepping out to find an activity worth rewarding and improving to us and others around us. Other times, it may be an insistence to remain in a position and not stretch out to move on because of the 'present peace and pleasure' .As leaders, it is where we willingly accept to work just with the already existing status quo and not question why the unfavorable policies are still in use despite their countless failures. As entrepreneurs, it is where you settle for just the accomplishments/profits gained out of the little scope centered business and not take risks to venture other better profitable scopes.
Well, I should say quickly that sometimes, moving from our comfort zones may mean a dissension/ lowering and other times, elevating. Yet, there is a sense in always moving on and trying new things no matter how little understandable they may seem.
Who are the great leaders, business men or change makers you know? The truth of the matter is, greatness is undefined when you haven't attempted anything challenging and risky.
It's time to question the existing social order, step out of our shells and attempt new areas in our societies. We are unstoppable when we stand for what is right, fight all fears and do what we know how to do best.
This is my lesson, my advice and my green-light to stretch out to do more right when I feel settled, when the bell of comfort rings loud to stop me from achieving that very new thing. Out of my Comfort Zone.
Written by
Veronica Ewurama Agyiri
"Comfort Zone " as it sounds is that situation, period of time, location or any other variable that provides a sense of settlement and relaxation. This often happens when an individual wishes to stay and settle for his/her present situation because its seemingly comfortability. Sometimes, our comfort zones may be to stay right at home and sit that television all day, other than stepping out to find an activity worth rewarding and improving to us and others around us. Other times, it may be an insistence to remain in a position and not stretch out to move on because of the 'present peace and pleasure' .As leaders, it is where we willingly accept to work just with the already existing status quo and not question why the unfavorable policies are still in use despite their countless failures. As entrepreneurs, it is where you settle for just the accomplishments/profits gained out of the little scope centered business and not take risks to venture other better profitable scopes.
Well, I should say quickly that sometimes, moving from our comfort zones may mean a dissension/ lowering and other times, elevating. Yet, there is a sense in always moving on and trying new things no matter how little understandable they may seem.
Who are the great leaders, business men or change makers you know? The truth of the matter is, greatness is undefined when you haven't attempted anything challenging and risky.
It's time to question the existing social order, step out of our shells and attempt new areas in our societies. We are unstoppable when we stand for what is right, fight all fears and do what we know how to do best.
This is my lesson, my advice and my green-light to stretch out to do more right when I feel settled, when the bell of comfort rings loud to stop me from achieving that very new thing. Out of my Comfort Zone.
Written by
Veronica Ewurama Agyiri
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