Sometimes the decision to take a step outside of your comfort zone requires you to stop spending so much time with “safe” friends and family members. While it does not mean abandoning them, you need to spend more time with comfort zone challengers and become a model of success for others.
This week we are covering Step 16 – Stop spending so much time with “safe” friends and family members. Sounds totally negative right? But it’s not.
Rather than hanging out with family and friends who stick to their comfortable life, focus on becoming a positive role model with your success. And trust me, when people see you succeed, they start to wonder how you do it. It will create an inspiration bubble that can lead others to stepping outside of their comfort zones.
Stop Spending So Much Time With “Safe” Friends and Family Members
This is very difficult for some people to grasp, but many of your friends have no desire to impact their lives in a positive way. They will live cradle-to-grave with the mindset that “good enough” is good enough. Certainly do not abandon your wonderful family members and friends entirely. But start spending more time with the new results-driven comfort zone challengers you are bringing into your life, and become a positive role model for those around you when they see you achieving wonderful results.
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Great post Jennifer. I love venturing out and living out side of my comfort zone, from time to time. Luckily, most of my friends do too!
What a great tip!! It’s so important to position yourself around those that are going after their goals and accomplishing their dreams, as it can be contagious to your own mentality.
I’m really hoping to do more of this in my community, especially with other stay-at-home moms. My husband works for a company where 90% of the staff are originally from out of state. I’d love to help new moms feel more connected, even if it means getting out of my comfort zone. Thanks for this post!