I’m about to launch on something that I’ve thinking about doing for the last 2 years. I’m nervous, excited and could hardly sleep last night. I will do a follow-up post soon when I can catch my breath.
Here’s a bit of inspiration to push you over the edge and make you take the leap. There is no time like the present.
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I started my blog a few months ago. I was afraid I wouldn’t be able to keep it up but here I am today still trucking along!
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Great job. The PF would is great, and they help guide you.
Good luck on your upcoming launch. I really should take some inspirational from this concept. I admit that I generally stay within my comfort zone. Rarely do I purposely go out and do something that I’m afraid of. I realize how much that helps expand ourselves though. Suddenly your comfort zone just keeps growing and growing until you don’t feel the need to stay within your bubble.
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Thanks, Jeremy. Our comfort zone is normally defined by us and tends to be imaginary.
I totally think that doing things we’re scared of makes us learn and grow and become that much better for it. That being said, I will still never hold a spider in my hand. Never.
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Spiders and me don’t get along either, but I held a snake once. That was interesting.
I’m excited to see/hear about it!
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I’ll share as soon as I can!
Good job! I don’t know what it is, but it was the right thing to do!
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Thanks!
I look forward to hearing what it is! It’s true that not doing things you’re passionate about is ultimately a certain type of death. You die inside as your passions are fulfilled and your life wastes away.
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I agree!
Being scared has kept me from some good opportunities in the past. It has also kept me from making some dumb mistakes. Whatever you’re doing I hope it works out well.
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Thank you, Andy!
I went on a 175ft.. “Great Wheel” in Seattle, and I’m afraid of heights. It was pretty fun, and made for a great way to watch the sunset with my beautiful wife
Also, what the heck are you doing?! On the edge of my seat here!
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Post coming up soon! That sounds scary, tho!
I have done a few scary things in my life, but it is always for the best! wishing you much luck!!!
Thank you!
Exciting!
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I love the tension!!
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Ooh, exciting stuff! Can’t wait for updates!
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Best of luck…whatever it is!
Looking forward to seeing!
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you inspired me to do the thing that was scaring me — thanks!
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Good luck in your new venture, Marissa!! I’m excited to hear about it…
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Can’t wait to see what you have up your sleeve! I know I am very hesitant to embrace change, and tend to get stuck in ruts more often than I’d like. It’s something I’d like to work on in my 30s!
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I am really afraid of roller coasters I should do something about it.
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Jump out an airplane. It makes roller coasters look like child’s play.
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