Comfortable with being Uncomfortable

by Dr. Robert Watkins

Many highly successful people make speeches, write books, launch businesses, confront co-workers, lead projects and promote their organizations with a certain level of fear.  “What if no one likes me?”, “What if I fail?”, “What if…”

In order to attract new relationships and resources, we must control our fears and live outside of our comfort zones.  If you’re never uncomfortable or around people who make you uncomfortable, you’re not growing. If you never stress your muscles, you never get stronger.

Here’s my 4-point strategy to become stronger, more confident and change your life, starting today:

1. For 7 days, never second yourself, make every decision based on your “first thought.”

2. Go 7 days without a single complaint coming out of your mouth.

3. This evening, confront a fear that’s been haunting your thought life.

4. Everyday, try one thing that stretches your comfort zone, even something simple like launching a new blog or making a call you’re anxious about. Instead of thinking, ‘What if I fail?’ imagine, ‘What if I succeed.”

5. Find 12 people this week to be a blessing to…such as give your product away, serve at a homeless shelter, celebrate a colleague in an email…in other words do something unexpected for someone else.

Be comfortable with uncomfortable. It may be tough, but it’s a small price to growth, change and personal success.

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I hope you were challenged by this article as much as I was. Have a wonderful week. And remember: Jesus  Rose! Happy Easter!

God Bless,

Judi