out of comfort zone essay

You Not a Buddhist” by Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse. This book was very out of my comfort zone. Not because of the way it is written, or who wrote it, or why it was written. It is out of my comfort zone because, I found it so easy to be in my comfort zone. I know that that sentence does not make logical sense. How can something be in your comfort zone, and out of your comfort zone at the same time? This book is in my comfort zone because it makes you appreciate Buddhism. It does not try to shove it

On Monday, September 14, my partner and I set out to find someone that was “Not our Type”. When I first heard about the assignment I was extremely nervous for what would lie ahead. I’m not a very talkative person and hardly ever just have random conversations with people that I don’t know. I knew that this assignment would certainly get me out of my comfort zone, and cause me to really branch out. A huge part of talking to others about Christ is to just start up a simple conversation to work off

are afraid of change and what that may do to our lives. Some will go their entire life without pushing their limits and seeing all the amazing things they can do. Is it better to push our limits as human beings or is it better to stay in our comfort zones and just stay happy with who we are? Every person on this planet has the ability to do something wonderful but this will never happen unless we try something new. It is natural for us to be satisfied with our lives as they are right now, most

I chose to join show choir because I thought it would be a good way for me to leave my comfort zone and try something new and fun. The first time I thought of auditioning for show choir was when I saw them perform during my sophomore year. They sang and danced to a song titled, "Till the Love Runs Out" and the sound and choreography they did just blew me away. I knew then that I wanted to be a part of that choir. Being a part of show choir really have blessed my life. Our choir director, Mrs. Brown

and cannot connect with other people’s emotions. This makes it hard for him to investigate the two mysteries in the novel, Wellington’s murder and his mother. A lesson I have learnt was the importance of pushing yourself, sometimes beyond your comfort zone, to achieve greater things and reach your full potential. Christopher’s goal of solving the mysteries has lead him to gain independence and to mature. Another lesson I’ve understood is how much stress a single parent can have when dealing with

assignment. After going through my work completely, my professor believed that my speech needed to illustrate to the audience about how they could use my message in their own lives. She required me to expand on the value piece of people getting out of their comfort zones and doing something that scared them, something they never imagined they could. This suggestion helped me think harder about my own experience while preparing my final draft. For my last draft of the speech, I was thrilled to find a quote

Self-Assessment Coming from an Arabic-based high school, I was never asked to write essays in English. All what I was required to do is show up to some English classes and learn very basic writing skills and then apply them at the end of the semester in a short one-page essay. Thus, when I encountered my first essay assignment in an English-speaking country, I panicked. I thought that I wouldn't be able to write a complete sentence, but to my surprise, I was able to do more than that. My first encounter

to overcome struggles, find true love, make a young orphan deaf boy’s dreams come true, and finally find out who they are in their most excellent year of their lives. Alé, a young girl, who's also the daughter of the former ambassador of Mexico, is one the the characters who face many struggles throughout the novel. Alé experiences personal growth, self acceptance, and excites her comfort zone during the year of ninth grade, or otherwise known as her “most excellent year”. Throughout the novel Alé

Over the Boundaries For some, stepping out of their comfort zone can be a difficult situation to go through. The time I attended Maine Youth Leadership, a four-day seminar where students from across the state of Maine are recognized, and develop their leadership skills, was easily stepping out of my comfort zone. I later realized the impact it put on me. Here I was as a sophomore ambassador on my way to the University of Southern Maine campus for the seminar. My attitude for attending was contrary

from certain instances in their lives that have pushed them out of their comfort zones. Paul’s journey in the novel, Early Autumn, by Robert B Parker, parallels to my own. Paul becomes more autonomous by experiencing new things as an introvert. He realized how autonomous he should be which is important, for he eventually takes into consideration how he should behave. Knowing where someone’s level of autonomy should stand is often figured out by experiencing new things and the influences of others Autonomy