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This site is a little project that lets me make fun of some things and sense of others. I use it to think a little more relationally without resorting to doing actual math.
I turned 40 today
This card sums up my life, or rather lack there of…:(
Yes!!!
So do something scary every day.
Fantastic posting. The magic almost always happens outside our comfort zone. It is not only in stretching, but in taking small, but powerful steps that we re-write our brains, and we learn to see with new eyes and to actualize our best thoughts and most important actions.
Ah, so very, very true of my life at the moment.
–Zen
Awesome post! so true! :)
Lucky for me, the circle labeled “Where the Science Happens” surrounds my comfort zone.
Wow, that is so true! But still, there are those people that seem to be part of the Magic Zone who we can’t get out of our heads and don’t want to get out of our lives …
How true it is! and Thank you Irene for letting me know about it.
To add to the serendipity I was just thinking about a related subject I may be able to use for marketing and came back to my computer to see your post!
fabulous! this really is true. at least for me :-/
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Happy Birthday anyway Chris.
Sweet.
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Thanks MJ
And Thank you Ms Hagy for these thought provoking images
Just what I needed!
Brilliant!
Growth can be painful, but staying in your comfort zone means you can walk into a high school reunion and look like just time passed and nothing else.
As a developer, this is why I love pair-programming!
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That’s my kind of thinking! Thanks for putting complex reality into easy interpretation…& I used paragraphs to explain this concept! http://gttechandinfolit.blogspot.com/2010/10/comfort-zone-learning-and-maybe-its.html
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Arrrgghhhh…no more excuses, then, eh? :)
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