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The Redhead Riter

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Motivational Lift – Easy Comfort

By Sherry Riter 7 Comments

Motivational Lift

It is easy to “keep on doing what you’ve always done” because the side effect is being comfortable…whether it is comfortably happy or comfortably miserable. The catalyst for disrupting our comfortable harmony is change. It is a two edged sword because without change, boredom is born. With change, fear and anxiety become our constant companion. Of course, that all depends on your personality and attitude.

In order to progress and improve, we must step out of our comfort zone which is a place that is perceived as having little risk of change. Our lives can be filled with unhappiness, abuse and addiction, but many find it easier to live with unsavory activities, than it is to step into the unknown. Sounds crazy, but the unknown is a powerful place of fear.


We always have choices.

No choice may be appealing or easy, but there is still a choice. Often if you do not make a decision and choose, someone else will make a choice for you and maybe not in your interest.

leaving comfort zone

First you have to admit that you need help. The struggle begins when it is time to become a motivated risk taker.


Many simply wallow in their unhappiness refusing to change and constantly complain..


While others will not give up or accept mediocre. Their eyes are on the goal and they refuse to quit..

“If we’re growing,
we’re always going to be
out of our comfort zone.”
~John Maxwell~


Can you let go and step outside your comfort zone? Is your comfort zone huge or so small that social situations have become difficult? Can you admit your imperfections to yourself, become motivated to change and live outside your comfort zone?

Just remember, the choice is yours…Try it! You have everything to gain!

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  1. See Mom Smile says

    April 13, 2010 at 5:08 pm

    Okay, I choose to have a body like that lady rock climbing in your pic. So let it be written, so let it be done.

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  2. Teresa Wilkinson 1984 says

    April 13, 2010 at 5:12 pm

    Wow did anyone ever post in a blog and you feel the finger pointed right at yourself as you read it? Thanks Red I needed that. I am trying struggling and trying.
    Teresa. If you weren't pointing a finger at me LOL Then thanks anyway.

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  3. LisaLisa says

    April 13, 2010 at 8:26 pm

    Love this post! You have such a wonderful blog and I'm glad I stop by.

    Thanks for visiting and following me…I am now following you too.

    I agree..stepping out of your comfort zone can sometimes be the best thing we could have ever done. It' won't hurt…you know!
    ;0)

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  4. Valerie says

    April 13, 2010 at 8:39 pm

    Something I've been noticing about myself as of late is that I'm always telling myself that I love change and I'm ready for change and change is a good thing… but I hardly ever make any changes because I'm a wimp! This was perfect for me to read today. You blessed me greatly.

    Reply
  5. Maggie S says

    April 13, 2010 at 9:50 pm

    Holy Cow!!! Did you rite that for me? Ouch. Thanks. I loved the Thursday about your stairs and your nose. Whew!

    Reply
  6. Christine says

    April 14, 2010 at 3:00 am

    You are completely right! I actually have been trying to do things like this the past few months. I really want to be more active for my daughter, so we've been trying new things fairly often. It's so easy to get in a set routine, it feels great to shake it up!

    Reply
  7. Teresha@Marlie and Me says

    April 14, 2010 at 5:27 pm

    This post is so timely! I am at a crossroads in my life right now. I want to go back to work but fear that it will compromise my daughter's development. I haven't had a job in two years, so I am also afraid of getting back out there. I'm really glad I read this today

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