Let’s be honest, if there’s a choice between wearing my leggings and my jeans - the waistband will never win. I’m stretchy pants all the way.
Being comfortable is lovely when it comes to your clothes. But if you’re feeling too comfortable in your business, that’s a problem. Comfort zones might feel safe but they are your biggest roadblocks to growth. It’s a bit like childbirth - the only way to get what you want at the end of it all is through discomfort. (*shudders at the memory of giving birth..*)
In today’s podcast episode, we’re ditching the stretchy pants and we’re hauling ourselves back into something with a waistband. I’m talking all about how to embrace discomfort as part of entrepreneurship and why staying comfortable is keeping you stuck.
I’m also discussing why the hell we are constantly seeking reassurance from others before we make any business decisions. When was the last time you made a decision about anything - not even business related - without asking for someone’s opinion?? I’m no different, I’m always asking people for their advice (and then usually don’t take it and do exactly what I wanted to do in the first place…)
Why You Need to Listen
You’re avoiding things that could actually grow your business.
You keep waiting to feel ‘ready’ instead of just doing the thing.
You’re stuck in a loop of seeking reassurance and talking yourself out of big moves.
You want real results but you’re scared of putting yourself out there.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode
The Comfort Trap: Why playing it safe is keeping you from reaching your full potential.
The Growth Formula: Why the most successful entrepreneurs don’t wait for confidence - they build it by taking action.
Stop Seeking Permission: Why you don’t need external validation to make bold moves in your business.
Your New Motto: Discomfort is not a sign to stop - it’s a sign you’re doing something right.
Take Action Today: A simple challenge to break out of your comfort zone immediately.
So get yourself comfy for this episode (that’s allowed) and please do share it with someone else who you think might enjoy it! Thank you :)
Joanne
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