Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable has become something of a personal development mantra, but what happens when we apply this principle to our communities? 

Many of us believe our communities are "so close" to breakthrough – but can this perspective be keeping us in comfortable patterns that limit real progress. The truth? We might not be as close as we think, and the path forward may require more significant disruption than we're currently willing to embrace.

What might collective discomfort look like? What does it mean to risk it all for progress?  The goal isn't just personal advancement but creating a future where the next generation starts with "billion-dollar problems" instead of struggling with the same challenges we face today.

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