We all want to achieve success, and we are willing to give as much as we can for it. But is it really as easy as it sounds? Nowadays people often struggle to reach success as accomplishing something requires great determination and willingness. Which also means, stepping out of our comfort zone and making a move. Our comfort zone may be warm and tender, but getting out of it might cause a big change in life for one. But as Neale Donald Walsch once said: “Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.” While it is true that stepping out of our comfort zone might make us feel stressed and overwhelmed, at some point in our lives; we will have to push our boundaries and challenge ourselves.
While stepping out of comfort zone might sound like a mighty and uneasy thing to do so, it actually brings many other great qualifications to an individual. For example, we gain confidence. Stepping out of our comfort zones helps us have a new aspect to the outer world and learn how to face different types of difficulties. We may even discover new opportunities, which we would never have been able to if we were to stay in our comfort zone. We also learn: with every new experience we learn and grow to be a better, more aware individual. But, how do we get started? Stepping out of our comfort zone requires taking risks, and doing stuff that we wouldn’t usually do. This may change from one another, for example; if an individual stays at their room for too long, but wants to go outside and meet new people, yet is too scared of failure and possible humiliation; maybe it’s about time one gets to take risks and give it a try, whatever their aim may be, it’s for sure that the possibilities are endless. And who knows what opportunities lie ahead.
In conclusion, even if it means taking risks, even if it means we will be scared, and even if we fail at first; it’s never the end of the world. Success comes with failure, which means we may not achieve it in our first try, but stepping out of our comfort zone means taking the first step towards our aim, and in the end, it indeed will, bring us to success.