The Comfort Zone

The comfort zone is the area of comfort we set out for ourselves in which we are comfortable in. Chris Brady likes to call it the "familiar zone" because there's really nothing comfortable about it.

How can we call it comfort when there's debt? Or when we're not chasing our dreams and settling for lesser ones... It truly is more accurate to call it a familiar zone.

"Only through pushing past a person's comfort zone will a person improve his level of skills." -Orrin Woodward

It is important to expand that zone on a daily basis so we become comfortable in every situation life throws at us.

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Revision Wednesday
Blog post edited/re-posted on April 29, 2015

ModestNeeds.org - small change. a world of difference.

It's a hard world out there and sometime all we need to make it to another month is a few extra bucks to help pay the bills.

Modestneeds.org was launched in 2002 by Keith Taylor and is designed to help people by giving them a little push financially.

You can either donate money to Modestneeds.org, and they will give it to who ever, or you can decide who to give it to using the website. You can also register yourself and ask for money if need be.

Check it out here:
https://www.modestneeds.org

Promise of the Sick

When we're sick, we tend to make ourselves promises like "When I get better, I'll exercise and eat right" but when we actually do get better, we're back to our old habits.

One day, we won't have a second chance. If we make such promises to ourselves, we should follow through on them.

Men's Health Training guide 2014 is out

I'm a sucker for Men's Health magazine/books (pictured) that comes out every now and then. I find myself on the lookout for it every time I do my grocery shopping.

This edition follows the same format as its predecessors; giving great advice about food, fitness, supplements etc...

It's a must own for those looking for information on healthy living.

500 Post!

Today marks my 500 blog post anniversary! A big Thank you to LIFE cds, books and association for providing me with inspiration throughout the years and to my readers who happen to stop by every now and then to read something.

Love you all! :)