Beth Buelow, author of The Introvert Entrepreneur*, shows us how to expand into our capacity zone while still using our comfort zone as a home base.

When you ‘fail,’ it’s usually because you were attached to a particular outcome. And when it doesn’t happen that way, it gets labeled a ‘failure.’

If you approach your goals with less attachment, you’ll find yourself much better able to see those failures as data, rather than indictments of your character and who you are.

The comfort zone is what makes stepping out into the unknown possible.

Remember to celebrate every time you stretch that capacity zone.

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