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Routine is like a comfortable pair of slippers, but I am stepping out to explore my options with a new pair of shoes.

Routine is like a comfortable pair of slippers, but I am stepping out to explore my options with a new pair of shoes.

Thursday, 19 November 2009 11:40

Like my old slippers, life can get monotonous when I only stick to my normal routines. I welcome change in my life, even if it means it is a bit uncomfortable at first. I am excited to enjoy new opportunities to experience life.

Stepping outside my comfort zone lets me expand my horizons. I can learn new things, develop new skills, and discover new talents and passions I never knew I had. It brings me new joys that do not exist in my normal routine.

Leaving my comfort zone behind makes life more exciting and gives me a chance to see what I can do. I am confident of success in my brave new world.

As I explore my expanded world, I learn and grow. Overcoming each new challenge strengthens my confidence that I can conquer other obstacles with ease. I know that, soon enough, the world outside my comfort zone will also become comfortable, too.

All it takes is a little getting used to!

Like with my new pair of shoes, I can bring brilliance and shine into my life by stepping out of my routines and allowing new experiences in.

Today, I plan to seek out opportunities to leave my normal routine behind and embrace new experiences that can bring me more - more excitement, new passions, and greater success!

Self-Reflection Questions:

1. Am I stuck in my routines because I'm just too comfortable there?

2. How can I step out of my comfort zone with a new, exciting activity?

3. What do I need to do to free myself from my comfort zone?

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