It's strange, how humans are afraid of anything new and undiscovered, as it often leads to missed opportunities and, most valuablworse, wasted time, the most productive time inof our lifeves.

I know what I say, I havewould say, if I worked for 7 years as common staffsalesperson in a shop with little salary, and now pay. Nobody knows how long I cwould have worked there if my life havedn't changed.

I remember, I adapted (to the changes).

"Yes, it's too small salary, buta low-paying job, but this is the case for most of our citizens have the sameas well."

"Yes, there are people who earns more and I can too, I'm not stupid I qguess, but iI am satisfied"

"Yes, my job is meaningless, but it's easy for me, I know everything and feel like a professionally, and I've read about people who reject good offers for easy work and freedom"

3 years have passed, I found a new job with 5-times bigger salary, it's still easy for me and regret only about didn't change it 5 years ago. (?)

Now I see the same situation with some of my friends, asfor example, my colleague got an offer in another company with 40% more salary and a better work environment, but she rejected it, because she used to be here and (her) colleagues asked her to stay.

Taking life easy helps a lot, as example, you can attitude totreat life aslike a game.

If you get a new quest that affordgives you a lot of experience and some resources, will toyyou decline it?

This trick helps me a lot, and it works better in a pair with a question like "Will I regret about it ain 5 years?"

And an answer like "I don't know" doesn't work because you can easily remember some situations over the past 5-10 years when you didn't dare to do something, bout you should do it - get some idiot off, (?) declineing some work you didn't want to do, meeting a girl after all)

That's it, a comfort zone, which doesn't makehelp you improve yourself and doestroys alln't allow you to analyze situations from different perspectives at all.

If you don't want to stay where you are and regret in some years - run away from your comfort zone as soon as you get athe chance

About cComfort zone

It's strange, how humans are afraid of anything new and undiscovered, ithis fear often leads to misseding opportunities and, most wasting valuable, wasted time, the most productive time in our lif time.

I don't know what you mean with the last one.

I know what I sayam talking about, I have worked for 7 years as a common staff member in a shop with little salary, and nobody knows how long I cwould've worked there if my life haven't changed.

I remember, I adapted.tried to accept it telling myself :

"Yes, it's tooa very small salary, but most of ourthe citizens haveare paid the same amount"

"Yes, there are people who earns more and I can too, I'm not stupid I qguess, but iI am satisfied"

"Yes, my job is meaningless, but it's easy for me, I know everything about it and feel professionally, and I've read about people who reject good offers for easy work and freedom"

And I had a million other justifications more, which arthat would be ridiculus for others, but for thea person in their comfort zone can b, they are arguments.

After 3 years have passed, I found a new job with a 5-times bigger salary, it's still easy for me but remained in my old one because I found it easier, and I regret only about didn't change it 5 years agonot having changed jobs back then.

Now I see the same situation with some of my friends,. As asn example, my colleague got an offer in an other company with 40% more salary and a better work environment, but she rejected it, because she's used to bework here and the colleagues asked her to stay.

DidHave you hear aboutever heard of the crab bucket?

What I'veI figured out. that

Ttaking life easily helps a lot, as an example, you can have an attitude towards life as if it's a game.

Imagine that you are just a character in a video game, like the Matrix, and you just control this character from behind.

If you get a new quest that affords you a lot of experience and some resources, will toyyou decline it?

This trick helps me a lot, and it works better in af paired with the question "Will I regret about it ain 5 years?"

And answer like "I don't know" doesn't work, because you can easily remember some situations over the past 5-10 years whenre you didn't dare to do something, bout you should do it - get somhave. You should have told those idiots off, decline somed that work you didn't want to do, and meet athat girl after all).

That's it, your comfort zone, which doesn't makeallow you to improve yourself and destroys all your perspectives at all.

If you don't want to stay where you are now and regret it in some years -, run away from that comfort zone as soon as you get athe chance to.

WSo where were you 5 years ago?