Stepping out of your boundary is a way of leaving your comfort zone to another desired place. Abound is a base within your domain and departing your limit means you want to explore other options outside your boundary.
Stepping out of your boundary has little, if any, effect on the undeserving. But stepping out of your comfort zone can have an incredible result on the deserving.
I know I am not alone in experiencing anger from “not getting what I want.” I know I am not alone in feeling hurt by the so-called justice system, the big bank, or a friend who won’t take my calls. I know I am not alone in being unsatisfied with a co-worker who usually achieves his aim.
I know I am not alone in wondering how many others will suffer like I have suffered if I stand up for myself. I know I am not alone in wanting to point fingers at others who should be my allies but rather take their turns attacking me.
Sometimes I feel overwhelmed by my endless responsibilities, and the other days when I feel like a failure. I know I am not alone in not feeling good enough or that I do not deserve anything I possess.
And I know I am not alone in believing that by stepping out of the discomfort zone, I can do more good and be more effective in my own life and that of others. I know I am not alone in believing that by stepping out of my comfort zone, I can “feel the bliss.” I think that by stepping out of my comfort zone, I will find my prominent peace and experience true love.
Despite this, it is easier for me to talk about myself or my situation in front of many people. Whether I am a failure or a hypocrite, it is easier for me to complain to people who know I am no good or to complain about others who are succeeding without trying.
It is easier for me to believe I will never be any good or I am not good enough if people don’t care enough about me to ask, “What would you do to make it better?”
When I stepped out of my boundary, I discovered that my guilt follows my heart and thoughts. I find I am not thinking about what the people in my life might think about me or wondering what they might say about me. I find out that I am less afraid to talk about what’s happening in my life and more concerned with how it is affecting my loved ones.
I am much more likely to take action and be accountable for my actions and choices. And I am also more likely to ask for forgiveness from the people I love. I find out that I am more connected to my Higher Power and feel much more secure than taking the steps that guide my fulfilment and contentment.
I know I am not alone in wanting to take control of my own life. I know I am not alone in wanting to get the most out of it that I can. I know I am not alone in not being satisfied with the things I can’t control.
But I also know I am not alone in recognizing the fear of leaving the comfort zone because I want to be part of the solution.
In conclusion, I am not alone in recognizing the joy that comes with stepping out of the boundary and into the unknown world.