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5 (Realistic) Ways to Get Out of Your Comfort Zone More Often

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Hey Ambitious,

Let’s get real for a minute:

"A comfort zone is a beautiful place, but nothing ever grows there."

We’ve all heard this before, but how often do we really push ourselves to step out of that cozy bubble?

If you're ready to challenge yourself and experience real growth, here are 5 practical ways to start stepping out of your comfort zone today:

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5 (Realistic) Ways to Get Out of Your Comfort Zone More Often

1. The "1 More" Mindset

Whenever you feel close to your limit.

challenge yourself to go 1 more.

  • At the gym-- go 1 more rep

  • Reading a book- go 1 more page

  • Meditating-go 1 more minute

1 is perfect because it's enough to make you slightly uncomfortable, but not enough to make excuses not to do it.

2. Build something in Public

  • Start a blog Start a newsletter

  • Start a YouTube channel

  • Start tweeting once per day

Exposing yourself to public scrutiny on a daily basis is uncomfortable.

But it can completely change your life if you stick with it (trust me).

3. Reframe the stress response

Physiologically, anxiety and excitement both create the same "stress response."

Simply thinking to yourself, "I'm excited" in a stressful situation can change the experience of expanding your comfort zone from terrifying to exhilarating.

4. Break old routines

  • Eat without using your phone

  • Brush your teeth with the opposite hand

  • Take a new route home from work

  • Cook something you've never made before

  • Try a new workout program

  • Ask the cashier about their day

Sometimes the easiest way to get out of your comfort zone is to simply snap out of an old routine.

5. Spend time with people who do it

Research shows that sitting next to a high-performer at work can boost your performance by up to 15%.

You can apply this principle to expanding your limits.

Want to get out of your comfort zone more? Surround yourself with people who do.

So, which one of these are you going to try first?

Remember, growth doesn’t happen in the comfort zone—it happens when you push just a little bit further than before.

Let’s grow together!

~ Elevated Path

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