Open the door... and explore the unknown!

I'm not a fan of the faux number (that 2% is meaningless... especially since we are all a mix of these qualities: in some aspects of life I embrace the unknown, but in other aspects of life I play it safe, etc.) — but the list of qualities in the graphic below is useful:

• Growth means going for your dreams, having confidence, exploring new things, choosing happiness and fulfillment, getting the most out of life, embracing the unknown and excitement, liking change, living without limits and in abundance, and acting in spite of fear.
• When your fixed mindset kicks in, you just feel insecure and want to survive, be like everyone else, just getting by and playing it safe in fear, regretting your dull life, procrastinating and settling for less. They call it the comfort zone, but it doesn't really sound all that comfortable after all, does it?

This cat is not afraid to embrace the unknown. :-)

Open the door... 

and explore the unknown!

I made this cat for the MemeGallery with cheezburger.

All the good stuff is outside our comfort zone.

All the good stuff is outside our comfort zone.

At Twitter, I found this Jack Canfield quote graphic: If we are not a little bit uncomfortable every day, we are not growing. All the good stuff is outside our comfort zone.

I found the image at cheezburger.

English. Beyond the comfort zone.

The magic happens

beyond your comfort zone.

(cheezburger)

I was inspired by this graphic

And here's a similar one:

Go beyond your safe zone.

Some cats are scared... but you can learn to go beyond your safe zone.

Go beyond your safe zone.

(image from Cheezburger)

This cat was inspired by Tibby who sees circles of fear all around; find out more about Tibby here: The Rumpus Interview with Caroline Paul and Wendy Macnaughton, creators of Lost Cat: A True Story of Love, Desperation, and GPS Technology.

(by Wendy MacNaughton and featured in Lost Cat: A True Story of Love, Desperation, and GPS Technology)