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Since high school, I've made it a habit to put myself outside my comfort zone every chance I get. Adopting this frame of mind has had an interesting effect. Eve
by JangoSteve 16y ago
Since high school, I've made it a habit to put myself outside my comfort zone every chance I get. Adopting this frame of mind has had an interesting effect. Every time I get nervous or anxious about doing something, I subsequently calm down and feel reassured in knowing that I'm doing what I set out to do.
To answer your question directly: yesterday. I did a live on-air interview on ABC Radio Newcastle (Australia) on a topic for which I'm no expert. I just happened to write an article on the science behind having a bad day. Lifehacker picked it up. Then ABC Radio is called me for an interview. What was I going to do, turn down an opportunity to be interviewed on the radio? So, I played the role of expert.
- krmmalik 16y agoAmazing. So what's the end result? How do you feel after having done it?
- JangoSteve 16y agoThe interview you mean? It was awesome, lots of fun!
- noname123 16y agoI'm curious as to how you go about calming down and feeling reassured in going into the unknown. Specifically, what and if any self-talk you would engage in, any certain ritual/pre-game technique and what kind of frame of mind you get yourself into.