In this week's solo episode, I explore stepping out of our comfort zone. I was inspired to discuss this topic based on my experience of walking through the streets of Bangalore, India. When traveling to a place with a different language or culture, our self-sufficiency is stripped. It forces us (or gives us the opportunity) to be vulnerable in a purified way. When we stay in our comfort zone, we stay away from risk and discomfort. Can innovation or revolution happen without risk?

What does it take for you to have the courage to be bold, to show up, to step out of your comfort zone and bring all of who you are, to everything you do?

Key Takeaways:

[5:14] Chris Sacca's travel question exposes vulnerability.

[8:52] Are we really challenging ourselves to get out of our comfort zone?

[11:44] Opening yourself up to discomfort and risk can encourage the use of your inner resources.

[12:33] We all exist on a continuum of fixed and growth mindset.

[13:43] Admiration for those who constantly change and adapt.

[18:02] A broadway musical based on the life of Alexander Hamilton.

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