We fear the unknown. Which is why we stay in bad relationships, in jobs we hate and in other situations that are not good for us. Because what if the alternative – the nebulous, nameless alternative – is worse?
We find comfort in the familiar – even if that comfort isn’t very comfortable. It’s the known, and the known feels as cozy as an old, tattered and torn sweater, even if it keeps us cold.
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My comfort zone is not comfortable. It has not been comfortable for years but like many people I have reasons (perhaps they are just excuses) why I stay. I can happily tell someone to get out, but I am unable to do it myself.
Do as I say not as I do!!!
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