STAY OUT OF YOUR COMFORT ZONE!

[TerrenceA1]

If I may ask why do you travel like you do?? Business??

[shepardskinsoup]

You are absolutly right!

I've always wanted to make cartoons, but never tried because it looks so hard.

I started cell animation recently, and discovered I have a knack for it!

You never know until you try!

[pinkcheesegreengh0st]

Good advice about the comfort zone.

I could not agree with you more about travel.

5 stars!

[albc1964]

Agreed.. Dale Carnegie is the one of the orginal teachers of how to deal with people. Update teachers would be people like Brian Tracy, Dr. tony Alexssandra etc.

[nwhalifax]

Yeah, my wife gave me a book I have yet to finish reading by him. It's called something about dealing with people.

[albc1964]

My comfort zone would be avoiding respectful discussions with the ladies. If I want to open a retail business selling special clothes to women; I have to be willing to enage my potenial lady customers in conversation so that I get them to buy. Mr Mohammedabshaun, fellow viewers of this video; What do you think?

[mohammedabshaun]

The best advice I can give you is to be yourself and be nice. People can tell when you are fake. Study Dale Carnegie he is a master of how to deal with people.

[MarkBH70]

Thanks for your advice and gusto.

[MarkBH70]

Right. A lot of timid people, and I used to be one of them due to factors in my life, can end up learning and experiencing new things.

Arabic really is different! I've seen it before in my biblical studies. And I knew a guy from Oman. That was an experience! I learned to cook curry! I didn't know people from there were as black as people over here, some more so.

Learning is life-long for me. It doesn't have to be hard! My mind is always going. When I worked boring jobs I didn't think about it.

[mohammedabshaun]

We should learn from the cradle to grave.

[BabyHominid]

Hi mohammedabshaun. Haven't watched your videos in a while. I thought they were running aground, so I drifted away. Glad I came back for this one!

[mohammedabshaun]

Thanks for coming back. Explain to me in the message box about how you felt they were running around, I like the feedback.

[BabyHominid]

I'll think on it, and get back to you. Peace.

[nestealover2002]

I will never be the person who complains about their job but does nothing to improve their situation because I`m stuff in my comfort zone. It bugs me when younger co-workers won`t go back to school to better themselves and stay in their crappy job instead. As soon as I start doing that, I know it`s time for a change. Job stability is important & I wouldn`t want to job jump all the time but you could lose potential income staying stagnant in your career.

[clintonskakun]

Good advice. John Maxwell talks about expanding your comfort zone as well, he has some great insights on self-development. The reality hit me when I came to the conclusion that I can do anything, if I decide to grow from the inside out face new challenges. If you don't stretch your abilities emotionally your capacity stays the same. And if you avoid things you're afraid of, you'll always be a slave to fear. Great people have to have control over that.

[2509049]

Great Video, I have bin Subcribed to you about a week and you have great vidows. Life to me is like a river with new twist and turns and i have to adapt and keep pushing on.