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    maximize our career success, we stay safely inside our comfort zones. The comfort zone is a dangerous place because it offers the illusion of security. If we choose not to venture outside of it, we protect ourselves from the failure, rejection, and other possible negative consequences of taking a chance. Unfortunately, we also insulate ourselves from the opportunities available to us. Nobody has ever advanced his/her career by remaining in a comfort zone. Career advancement will always involve risk and

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    Ten Key Concepts

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    engaged in the most are “curiosity and inquiry” and “critical reading”. In my opinion, the concept of curiosity and inquiry has become the main focus point for me. This key concept was first introduced to me during Blog Post #1, when I had to figure out what I am personally curious about, “I’m also curious about nuclear technologies, and how nuclear power plants and nuclear medical application work” (Blog Post #1). The curiosity of nuclear technologies has led to me to further research on the topic

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    our experiences, humans learn what to do and what not to the next time people try it again. In this world, humans must be able to get out of their comfort zone and fight against their will to give up in order to deepen their understanding of the world. In order for individuals to learn more, humans must develop a way to go beyond what is

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    From the lavish houses to the top-of-the-line cars motoring down Powder Point, Duxbury is a truly amazing place. I am not asking all of you to help me, but I am asking you to consider. Mission trips will broaden your perspectives, get you out of your comfort zone, and create lifelong relationships. Looking past the diseases and poverty lays a tropical island full of potential and beauty. However, this potential lies in the hands of those who are willing to help make change. (Kidder, 164) For many

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    Change is constantly occurring whether or not we subconsciously feel and accept it. Fear and anxiety are typically associated with change as it comes with unfamiliarity and a destruction of normal routine. When we resist change, it is our way of displaying that we are clinging on to our normal habits, routines,etc. because it creates an illusion which ultimately allows us to feel in control. It can be seen in both everyday life and the short story The Giraffe by Mauro Senesi, that being afraid of

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    Independence. Boy I had a huge lesson to learn when it came to being independent. Choosing to psychically attend college instead of taking online classes, learning independence doing things on my own, and stepping out of my comfort zone. All things I’m still working on getting used to. When I chose to attend Chowan University I knew it would be a big change for me leaving the house. I also knew I would know at least one other person coming to Chowan. Online classes was my first choice when it came

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    Chris Mccandless Lessons

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    should explore areas outside of their comfort zone in order to truly experience

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    for success. (Ansoff, 1991) Planning school model gave out a more formal approach towards strategy building. Strategy was formed by a sequence of process, divided in to distinct parts and represented by checklists. CEO approves the strategy but actual powers lie with planners who play a major role in the planning school. First stage of planning model is about setting various goals of an organization. If strategy for The Comfort Zone was applied on the lines of planning school, it would set goals

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    Perseverance In Divergent

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    works because everyone knows where they belong; everyone except for Tris. In the novel Divergent, by Veronica Roth, Tris demonstrates perseverance; this is shown through how she is able to step out of her comfort zone, always remains undeterred, and can overcome obstacles. Tris steps out of her comfort zone several times throughout the book; when she changes factions, jumps off a roof, and becomes a leader. Tris has always known that she does not belong, especially when

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    club, been on duty for lunch and helped out in SSR buddy! All of these different opportunities have given me moments of joy, uncomfortableness, and a sense of purpose! With that being said, some highlights that I have had the pleasure to experience have occurred during CSI club and Lunch Duty. Both of these opportunities have allowed me to get out of my comfort zone and learn from the students. One instance that especially pushed me out of my comfort zone was when I noticed this particular student

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