Stepping Outside Of Your Comfort Zone

Jill Klunk
3 min readDec 7, 2018

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By Jill Klunk December 7, 2018

Photo by Nick Hillier on Unsplash

7 Benefits to Stepping Outside Your Comfort Zone

Stepping outside of your comfort zone in to something new can be scary. But when you give yourself the wings to fly, you are opening up to new opportunities that you never knew existed. Whether you crawl, tip toe … or run, Just DO IT. You’ll be glad you did!

Below are 7 benefits to stepping outside your comfort zone:

“Everything you want is on the other side of fear.” Anonymous

1. Opportunity to grow: Challenging yourself can help you reach your peak performance level. You can’t expect to evolve and reach new heights if you only stick to your normal habits and routine lifestyle. Learning new skills and lessons will help you throughout your life.

2. Learn about yourself: Taking risks will help you grow as an individual and will teach you about your interests, passions, talents, strengths and weaknesses. Every time you accomplish something you didn’t think you were capable of, you become more confident, knowledgeable and skilled.

3. Expanding yourself and your creativity: When you try something new, you may find a new hobby or talent that you didn’t know that you had. New and challenging situations require you to find your own creativity in order to reach a solution.

4. Increase your self-confidence: Tackling the unknown and proving to yourself you can push past your boundaries and limiting self-beliefs builds your self-confidence and self-esteem. Insecurity loves to feed on your habit of not trying. If you stop thinking and start acting, you will realize what’s possible.

5. Learn to deal with challenges: Life is unpredictable and it’s important to have the skills and confidence to face them head on. Knowing that you were able to overcome something you thought was insurmountable will build your confidence and reinforce your independence of who you are.

6. Life becomes lively: When your life stops being a scene from the movie Groundhog Day, everything shows up different. Life becomes more interesting and worth living. Risks may look like adventures and obstacles could look like opportunities. When you are happier on the inside, your appreciation for what’s around you increases. Surprise yourself daily.

7. Build new relationships: Trying something new helps you to meet all sorts of new people you may not have met otherwise staying in your comfort zone. In order to have good relationships with others, you must have a good relationship with yourself. If you are not happy with whom you are or what you do, it will be challenging to value the good qualities of the people around you. Stepping out of your comfort zone, discovering who you are and overcoming yours fears will ultimately result in better relationships with others. Drama decreases as your confidence and life’s perspective increases.

Only when we you are willing to become comfortable with being uncomfortable can change and growth really take place. Good things don’t happen to us because we want them to; they happen to us when we take action and are willing to step out of our comfort zones.

“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.” Neale Donald Walsch

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Jill Klunk
Jill Klunk

Written by Jill Klunk

Best selling author, network & attraction marketer, working with the 60+ audience in helping them embrace their lives and live a robust lifestyle.

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