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(VISION) Pushing Past Comfort

In everything that we do, we will inevitably come into contact with obstacles.

We might wake up one morning and not feel like doing what we set out for ourselves to complete, we may hate the world - we may hate ourselves.

What is important to remember in situations like this is that growth occurs in moments that are uncomfortable. Adaptations occur, we make changes.

Nobody grows by being comfortable.

Everything that you envision for yourself, your goals and your prospects occur at the other side of comfort. Yes, it is painful to sometimes push through, mentally and physically BUT it is a necessary pain in the long run.

It ultimately boils down to how much you want to be where you want to be. Are you prepared for the struggles? Are you willing to be uncomfortable? Those are questions only you can answer.

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