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>I'm trying to determine whether pushing oneself past the comfort zone always results in a positive outcome. It won't, but that's not the point. It is about th
by tricky 16y ago
>I'm trying to determine whether pushing oneself past the comfort zone always results in a positive outcome.
It won't, but that's not the point. It is about the journey and growing as a person and crying and having the time of your life.
- d_mcgraw 16y agoI think it will for the exact same reason. It is about the journey not the destination, but even if the journey is shit you have learned and grown which I believe are positive outcomes.
- silversmith 16y agoEven if the journey is shit, the painful details tend to melt away as time passes, leaving only "yeah, that taught me a lot" in forefront. That's just how the brain works, how we naturally preserve our sanity/positive outlook. After long enough time, the only regrets about uncomfortable situations tend to be about not taking the plunge.
- krmmalik 16y agoYes, this is exactly what i have been thinking about, and wanted to confirm if this was perhaps just my own conclusion, or general law of the universe as it were