Getting Out Of Your Comfort Zone WILL Change Your Life In Several Ways: Here’s How

[@andrewrobinson2565]

"Failure is not measured by falling down. It's measured by not getting back up." ❤👍

[@michaeloneil8281]

From Australia. I would have to say that one way of pushing yourself out of your comfort zone , would be a bloody nasty divorce where you manage to lose everything just a decade before 60. That should do the trick. And then, the long climb back to sanity. Work, work and work. But i will make it, and so will you. Fight and take some time to watch nature at its beauty.

[@christ2187]

Found this channel by chance and it’s great! perfect timing for me, after 35 years as a paramedic in the NHS I’ve realised it’s time to move on with what I’ve got and not worry about the future but embrace it and change the mindset. Thanks Eddy, your an inspiration and have given me the kick up the backside I’ve needed for so long....onwards and upwards😀✊🙏

[@jimmyoconnell6167]

Why do you think I live in portinscale outside of Keswick in the fells come wind are rain if I don't live my home I get depressed eaay probably comes from the time I served in the paras

[@martinreams]

Total agree with you, when my life went tits up and totally and utterly pear shaped, I Googled agricultural contractors in NZ, got myself a job out there at 47, came back a totally different person, I didn’t really know the people, didn’t know the country really, doing a job in agriculture I had no experience of, had no money, just a return ticket air ticket, I was well out of my comfort zone and on the other side of the world doing it ! Loved it, and it totally transformed my life, but boy I missed my daughters !

[@maritzahola]

So happy I've found this channel, so true! I could listen to this guy all day. Sometimes you have to hear it to realise yourself . Just turned 60 and when I thought it was all over this person has made me see I'm just starting . I feel like I've been pulled out if a dark tunnel !! Thank you!

[@andrewhoughton-py1hq]

Good place to be on the top bunk, heat rises. Your mate wasn't thinking properly was he?😂

[@dukey4771]

Really enjoy your videos mate, I'm also ex forces. Struggle at times with mental health but getting out and staying active keeps me positive and moving forwards. ❤

[@harryl9yearsago788]

Just what i needed to watch thanks ed 👍

[@markc8302]

A gem of a video. Keep them coming, please.

[@HenryKatty]

Great video, The first $100,000 invested was amazing. But when you hit $300,000 it’s like smashing the glass ceiling! I cried.

[@jimfell7147]

Nice one Mr. Hope, big concern for me is that a huge chunk of humanity live their life through a keyboard and screen with kids never ever getting outside to play, explore, climb a tree, go for a walk or for me we were free to ramble along the beach making dams in the rock pools, my awakening to my career as an engineer. All the passive people today need a kick up the backside.

[@Escapetofrance-Charente]

Hey Eddy, you just popped up on my tele this morning. Watched your video on retiring at 50. Wow mate, we have so many parallels.

[@L3G1TXPROZz]

This video is incredible. I'm only 22, but for as long as I can remember, I've struggled with mental health. I've got Autism, ADHD, EUPD/BPD, and a few others, and this video is so true. I struggle to get out of my "safe space" because I'm scared of everything. But realistically, that's because I've normalized myself to rely on my safe space ONLY. Recently I've been doing therapy and I've been stepping out of my comfort zone and it's helping me immensely. Thank you for bringing awareness to such a difficult challenge for people like me. Also, it's amazing that you're in Kielder Forest. My mum has so many stories from her childhood of holidays she had there. My mum was actually the one who recommended this video to me.

[@truthseeker8524]

I printed out the diagram "From comfort zone to growth", which I think is a really useful way of looking at personal development and where you are on the journey. Thanks for that.

[@katoslaw]

Love that Bothy ... cooker, wood burner, clean, warm, beds ... love it!!!

[@MountainsAndMore]

Nice one Eddy... nothing better than getting out into the wild and deliberately placing yourself into 'discomfort'. It helps you appreciate life and all it has to offer.

[@roywit7836]

Love this channel

[@paulclay4293]

Reminds me of a book called The Comfort Crisis I started listening to on Spotify. It encouraged people to take on challenges that were only 50% likely to succeed and also not to talk about them or post them on social media, as these were meant to be deeply personal and not about showing off etc (not suggesting you are showing off, Eddy 🙂). I have always enjoyed pushing myself beyond my comfort zone, whether it is on my mountain bike (I have the scars to prove it!) or in my working life. Sometimes you crash and burn, but that's when you know you are really getting out of the zone and starting to grow.

[@andylunchboxx3968]

Thank you for your time and inspiration.