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Meh

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comfort zone
« on: January 13, 2014, 12:42:04 AM »
nothing to do with Narcissism I don't think

just general question

do you try to force yourself out of your comfort zone?

typically I kind of have to be forced by some outside factor

maybe especially in winter time and without a car I feel like my zone is smaller, been lazy recently on my days off of work

Twoapenny

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Re: comfort zone
« Reply #1 on: January 13, 2014, 01:02:38 AM »
I'm trying to force myself, Green, but I do find it hard.  At the minute, for example, I'm trying to talk to people that I don't usually (there are groups we go to where I tend to chat to the same people each week so I'm trying to chat to someone I don't usually).  I find I'm very good at planning ways to break out of my comfort zone but much less good at actually doing it.

That said I do think a bit of hibernation in the winter is a good thing, lazy days off doing very little when it's cold outside are necessary for all of us, I think.  And you've had such a tough time with your brother passing and then your whole family situation coming up again - a little bit of r and r is sometimes all we need or are capable of.

But perhaps the fact you are thinking about comfort zones means that there's a little spring around the corner and you're thinking about getting out a bit more?  Or something similar?  That could be a good sign? xx