In this section:

  • Cultivate boldness by stretching beyond your comfort zone

  • Learn to adjust quickly

  • Increase your capacity for adaptability in the longer term

Don’t let confidence breed complacency. Yes, you need to be prepared. Yes, you need to know your content. But if you rely on those things alone, chances are you’re going to fumble in moments when things don’t go according to plan. Which will happen at some point—whether that’s when you’re facilitating or just going through life. What do you do if you make a mistake? What if the group’s priority is different than the one you predetermined? What if more or less people show up than you were expecting?

“Break Your Comfort” helps you navigate the tension between preparation and flexibility (because you need both) so you can become nimble and adapt to a range of situations as they arise. And how do you do this? By getting comfortable with discomfort.

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