When I've been staying inside my comfort zone for too long I think about how long I've spent in my comfort zone.
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Then I remember these fears are occurring because I am way out of my little comfort zone — out of America's comfort zone, really.
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It might have been a small fear for him to conquer but, hey, out of your comfort zone is out of your comfort zone.
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There's very little in the beauty world that's outside of Minaj's comfort zone; in fact, you might even say that epic beauty transformations are her comfort zone.
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There were other things I was looking at that were more in my wheelhouse, more in my comfort zone, but I like not being in my comfort zone.
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"If you're in your comfort zone, it's very easy to stay in your comfort zone," said Paul McDonald, a senior executive director at the recruitment firm Robert Half International.
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It hurt my feelings … It's outside his comfort zone.
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Of his "amazing" racing day with Castroneves, he says: "It's always great to step out of your comfort zone and experience something new and this was definitely out of my comfort zone."
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Cleveland ran the same 1-5 high pick-and-roll on the next possession, once again taking Bogut out of his comfort zone and stretching the Warriors' defense beyond its comfort zone.
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This allows you to have one foot in your comfort zone and the other foot out of your comfort zone, while also giving you the opportunity to connect with your team, Moran says.
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It was out of my comfort zone, which I liked.
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He's grooving in the comfort zone he established decades ago.
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Are you really ready to leave your comfort zone, Aries?
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Already, dating had pulled me out of my comfort zone.
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Because I always love being out of my comfort zone.
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It's not my comfort zone at all, which I love.
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But major points for venturing out of his comfort zone.
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The move would knock Blake out of their comfort zone.
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We need to push ourselves out of the comfort zone.
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Sometimes, staying within your comfort zone is a good thing.
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Encourage someone to step outside of their comfort zone. 20.
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They weren't going out of their comfort zone to me.
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It also helped her get out of her comfort zone.
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Not to be in your comfort zone is great fun.
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Media organizations give us stories outside of our comfort zone.
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There's an element of being out of your comfort zone.
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It also really takes me out of my comfort zone.
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But it's good to get our of your comfort zone.
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With Donald Trump, they are back in their comfort zone.
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It has to get you out of your comfort zone.
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Get out of your comfort zone, practice selling and network.
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We have to get them out of that comfort zone.
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And this was definitely way out of my comfort zone.
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Break out of your comfort zone without breaking your budget.
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Ewok just isn't ready to step out his comfort zone.
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It allows us to step out of our comfort zone.
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I try to do something that's outside my comfort zone.
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You don't want him to get into his comfort zone.
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Sometimes that will get you out of your comfort zone.
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It's like that comfort zone thing we were talking about.
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Pushing yourself starts with getting out of your comfort zone.
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You're capable of stepping outside of your comfort zone, Aries.
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No. 1 is making sure you're in your comfort zone.
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My comfort zone is very different than the typical contestant.
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Stripping forced me to step out of my comfort zone.
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Their comfort zone is discussing policy reforms with other wonks.
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Define what your intellectual comfort zone is — and leave it.
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Comfort Zone changed its name to Resource Generation in 2000.
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South Carolina's primary forces campaigns out of their comfort zone.
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Financial services firms are moving out of their comfort zone.
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So, back to the comfort zone of his beloved wall.
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And Facebook is looking to go outside its comfort zone.
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Now, Coco isn't that far outside of Pixar's comfort zone.
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It's out of my comfort zone, but I like it.
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Chelsea Handler's comfort zone has always been a place of laughter.
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Is there a comfort zone factor that goes along with that?
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It takes a lot to woo me from my comfort zone.
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Stepping outside your comfort zone is the only way to grow.
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Price pressures are running above the comfort zone of the SARB.
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But all are worth stepping out of your comfort zone for.
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It's very difficult to take them out of their comfort zone.
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"He helped us get out of our comfort zone," says Emily.
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His comfort zone is expanding, and not just on the court.
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I just want Rob to get out of his comfort zone.
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By being out here, I'm getting out of my comfort zone.
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"It's become a comfort zone for me," Skye explains to Refinery29.
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"Life begins at the end of your comfort zone," read another.
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It was important to me to step outside my comfort zone.
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Everyone's comfort zone is different, especially when it pertains to beauty.
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He encourages everyone to push themselves outside of their comfort zone.
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She makes it O.K. to be out of my comfort zone.
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My exposure to sex culture forced me outside my comfort zone.
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But with protagonists outside Bear's obvious comfort zone, he's noticeably clumsier.
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The entire process is one giant trip outside your comfort zone.
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"I wanted to get outside of my comfort zone," Hoberman said.
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Meagan: We're going to get you out of your comfort zone.
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Was it difficult for you to get to that comfort zone?
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Your brain loves it when you stay in your comfort zone.
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Stepping outside your comfort zone is, as you might expect, uncomfortable.
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It's about going out of your comfort zone and challenging yourself.
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"I wanted him completely out of his comfort zone," Child says.
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You seem to be venturing beyond your comfort zone these days.
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You can't hide behind your dancing, which is your comfort zone.
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She's done things out of her comfort zone in that regard.
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Get out of your comfort zone to make uncomfortable money decisions.
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It's good for me to get out of my comfort zone.
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"gotta take yourself out of your comfort zone sometimes." so scary!
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He's motivated me to live life outside of my comfort zone.
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This process involves, over the course of a few months, peeing first while in a comfort zone, then slowly pushing that comfort zone until one can find relief even in their worst nightmare public restroom situation.
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This, to be honest, is the first time that I actually went out of my comfort zone; the last two years have been about me going outside of my comfort zone and trying new things—with everything.
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And that's exactly why you leave your comfort zone to do it.
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I like doing things out of my comfort zone and being myself.
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Stepping outside of your swimsuit comfort zone is easier said than done.
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"You need to take yourself out of your comfort zone," says Smith.
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Real creative risks don't come out of being in your comfort zone.
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"Noisey" and "Weediquette" bring the channel back into the cable comfort zone.
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Express yourself, step out of your comfort zone, and make it happen.
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Heading out of their comfort zone and hopefully capturing what they seek.
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Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson is stepping out of her comfort zone.
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Clair Marie can help you leap out of your comfort zone, literally.
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But I stand by the comfort zone approach for the long term.
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They push you out of your comfort zone and help you grow.
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So I'm getting myself out of my comfort zone a little bit.
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I was really breaking out of my comfort zone, that's for sure.
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I'm always outside of my comfort zone, so it doesn't even matter.
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"He is not willing to go outside his comfort zone," Fox said.
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You are not going to win these matches in your comfort zone.
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Don't settle for staying in the safe zone; in the comfort zone.
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But the best things happen when you push past your comfort zone.
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It's encouraging to know I can get out of my comfort zone.
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I left my comfort zone and then stayed there, and left again.
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Nicki Minaj has a way of pushing people past their comfort zone.
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George Clooney and Julia Roberts are reliably, utterly in their comfort zone.
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When is the last time you've gone outside of your comfort zone?
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"Progress depends on crossing borders and exiting one's comfort zone," he said.
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"It's classic and the wardrobe equivalent of a comfort zone," Waldman says.
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Like I said, political tweets are outside my social media comfort zone.
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They reach beyond their comfort zone and allow themselves to be moved.
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Think of it, quite literally, as stepping out of your comfort zone.
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At Scabbinger's, we never forced anyone out of their own comfort zone.
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Traveling, at its best, is very much about leaving your comfort zone.
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Everyone's out of their comfort zone, and everyone's reaching for human interaction.
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But it's good because it takes you out of your comfort zone.
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I'm not someone who — that was way out of my comfort zone.
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We're not getting out of our comfort zone to meet new people.
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"The concept musical often disturbs the average theatergoer's comfort zone," Mordden noted.
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I urge you to leave your comfort zone and do that again.
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So digging into his past onstage would be outside his comfort zone.
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When they go outside their comfort zone, people systematically sell themselves short.
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A little more possession for Spain here, which is their comfort zone.
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On Saturday, Ms. Peck stepped way out of her comfort zone, twice.
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Nobody's really done well in a state outside their comfort zone yet.
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It's said that growth occurs when we're out of our comfort zone.
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Everything will be trying to force you back to your comfort zone.
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I want to break out of my comfort zone a bit more!
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He told me a few times, 'Something out of your comfort zone.
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"That's my comfort zone, the barefoot thing," she said, with a laugh.
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I am beginning a new career entirely outside of my comfort zone.
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I think it shows a willingness to move outside their comfort zone.
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I just need to step a little bit out of my comfort zone.
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But I wanted that challenge to stretch myself outside of my comfort zone.
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Being filmed as an object of desire was far beyond my comfort zone.
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Impostor syndrome had been waiting for me just outside of my comfort zone.
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Remember: A true makeup flex begins at the end of your comfort zone.
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Efron has been stepping outside of his acting comfort zone in recent months.
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I keep expecting them to blunder their way back to their comfort zone.
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Clearly, Obama has often prodded Abe beyond his comfort zone on history issues.
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For indoors antennas like the Eclipse, 35 miles is outside the comfort zone.
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Gwen Stefani isn't afraid to drag Blake Shelton out of his comfort zone.
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But getting out of that comfort zone is what she's now working on.
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"I really hope that they get out of their comfort zone," she says.
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He almost seems like he's in a comfort zone when there is conflict.
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"It is limited and unintelligent when taken outside it's comfort zone," she says.
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Second, nobody wants to spend money or venture out of their comfort zone.
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You need to leave your comfort zone and increase your tolerance for pain.
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"It is going to take you out of your comfort zone," she says.
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As that comfort zone expands, the desire to look outside of it contracts.
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Now squarely in her comfort zone, Ms. Cooper traced the many moods vividly.
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Get out of your comfort zone and get to know your fellow Americans.
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As you see the benefits of collaboration in action, your comfort zone expands.
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"This was stepping outside of my comfort zone," told WWD of the project.
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The trick is to start in your comfort zone and build on basics.
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I look back to my comfort zone, and how I normally approach games.
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They were totally out of my comfort zone, but I was still mesmerized.
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As a scientific problem, it was something that was in my comfort zone.
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We're shocked outside of our comfort zone and forced to confront uncomfortable topics.
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"You build a comfort zone for the hobby to function," Mr. Keefer said.
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Over the years, Nancy has become willing to step outside her comfort zone.
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I push her outside her comfort zone and make her look at opportunities.
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Phone-banking has pushed them beyond what would have been their comfort zone.
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Get out of your comfort zone, talk about your goals for the week.
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If it feels at all like a career-ender, that's my comfort zone.
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He became America's most reliable comic star without ever leaving his comfort zone.
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Olivia was never expected to get out of her comfort zone at all.
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I'm referring to what happens to you when you leave your comfort zone.
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"I looked for interesting articles outside my bubble and comfort zone," he said.
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There's so much change this month, Taurus, but you'll find your comfort zone!
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Especially with the EP, I stepped out of my comfort zone a lot.
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" Hotz calls solo travel "whatever [is] at the edge of your comfort zone.
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It was out of my comfort zone but I love how it came out.
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"To us, it's an experiment in going out of our comfort zone," he said.
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They were doing strange things up there and getting out of their comfort zone.
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Logan challenges Rory (in a good way) to break out of her comfort zone.
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"I'm from Florida, and I love stepping out of my comfort zone," she says.
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Sometimes it's very beautiful to have someone else push you outside your comfort zone.
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Khloé Kardashian is willing to go out of her comfort zone for Tristan Thompson.
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As versatile as any TE, Walker offers a comfort zone for the developing Mariota.
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Adventuring with Kicker I make sure I am operating well within my comfort zone.
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Even though it's way out of my comfort zone, my booty is on fire.
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I did these experiences that for me were really out of my comfort zone.
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Skyrim was the 2011 act to follow, very much defining the current comfort zone.
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Get Out of the Rosé Comfort Zone Rosé is more than flowers and citrus.
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Get's you feeling alive and sets the tone for living outside your comfort zone!
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A smaller group found it so outside of their comfort zone that they listened.
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The royal welcome was outsized, and appeared to put Trump in his comfort zone.
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Everything I do I feel like I'm pushing myself out of my comfort zone.
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They paid $430,21 for it — a price that was well within their comfort zone.
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Can you blame me for wanting to get out of my dating comfort zone?
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Joanna Gaines hasn't always been one to push herself out of her comfort zone.
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" Bertinelli continues, "I'm still tying to find that common ground and that comfort zone.
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Potential could be just that if you don't break out of your comfort zone.
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It's about stepping outside your comfort zone and committing to something bigger than yourself.
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Finish your weekend with a deal, and stay very much in your comfort zone.
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DECIDE THE KIND OF EXPERIENCE YOU WANT Don't feel like leaving your comfort zone?
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Instead, Allen challenged him to leave his comfort zone — in more ways than one.
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It pushes me out of my comfort zone, the things I do by habit.
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Like much of the sabbatical, it was outside my comfort zone, yet deeply rewarding.
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It was not in his comfort zone, a fact he did little to hide.
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The Creators Project: You really push yourself out of your comfort zone Bryan. Why?
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She hopes depicting subjects naked and in their comfort zone will normalize their nudity.
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We start with driving a little outside their comfort zone, and then expand out.
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And push yourself out of your comfort zone, because most people won't do that.
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This means stepping outside of your comfort zone when there's no guarantee of success.
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An earlier version of this newsletter misidentified the parent company of Comfort Zone Feliway.
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There is certainly enough evidence that he's willing to step outside his comfort zone.
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And it's clear he's in his comfort zone with certain characters more than others.
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She said the rally was a great way to step outside her comfort zone.
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Trump's comfort zone, and that she has grown comfortable with her role over time.
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It's pushing people out of their comfort zone, and that's what makeup is about.
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But the candidates speak to a President eager to return to his comfort zone.
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"I usually play in bars, so this is my normal comfort zone," he said.
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Taking people into really difficult locations and getting them out of their comfort zone.
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Even the less-fearsome version of Pujols cannot be removed from his comfort zone.
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LEAVING ONE'S COMFORT ZONE I think it's important in our industry to be curious.
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You know you're doing good work because you're stretching yourself past your comfort zone.
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Getting out of your comfort zone from time to time challenges your mental skills.
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For me, it's important to step out of my comfort zone, keep the tension.
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I don't want to stay in my comfort zone, I want to challenge myself.
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To outside observers it appeared he never found a comfort zone in the Bronx.
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I need to seek out (and champion) movies that aren't in my comfort zone.
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When Trump veered outside his apocalyptic comfort zone, his logic became a bit muddled.
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Get out of your comfort zone in the Bolivian Amazon rainforest at Rurrenabaque, Bolivia.
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One is challenged to step outside their comfort zone, and develops positively for it.
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And hey, what if they're stepping outside of their comfort zone and try something new?
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But it's in Berkshire's best interest to find value plays beyond its current comfort zone.
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Makeup has helped me to get out of my comfort zone and like myself more.
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But with U.S. WTI crude falling towards $50 on Friday, the comfort zone is shrinking.
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Doing these sexy Argentine tango moves with Gleb is completely out of my comfort zone.
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For Holmes, it meant going out of her comfort zone and stepping behind the camera.
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"Partnering with Kejimkujik is a big challenge, going out of our comfort zone," Moore said.
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Baking is scary for me, so the attempt was outside of my cooking comfort zone.
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"I stepped out of my comfort zone for this one," Diesel admitted on his Instagram.
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You try something out of your comfort zone and end up actually liking the workout.
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If you're currently in that mid-length comfort zone, wondering what if I went short?
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I loved being outside, meeting new people and putting myself out of my comfort zone.
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It can be good even if it isn't pushing you away from your comfort zone.
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All in all, this personal challenge pushed me way out of my makeup comfort zone.
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For fall, nail pro Jessica Washick recommends stepping out of your normal nail comfort zone.
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Sometimes this means you have to push people a bit out of their comfort zone.
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It's great to set goals that will push your team out if its comfort zone.
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"I stepped out of my comfort zone for this one, haha," he wrote on Instagram.
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So, they'll kind of go within their comfort zone of what they choose to do.
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But the questions mostly stayed in TV talk's tell-me-about-your-life comfort zone.
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You may find yourself stepping outside of your comfort zone, or even rebelling a bit.
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Before you know it, you have already taken huge leaps out of your comfort zone.
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Do something out of your comfort zone today: The Moon in Scorpio has your back.
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It kind of scared me and I wanted to push out of my comfort zone.
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Where Sanders is fighting for inroads into the black electorate, Clinton finds a comfort zone.
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You're in the mood to take some risks and break out of your comfort zone.
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He's ventured out of that comfort zone recently to form the Bella Vista Social Club.
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Also it's just kind of what I'm used to, like, it's within my comfort zone.
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What matters is that you're doing something, anything, that pushes you beyond your comfort zone.
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Find your limits by exposing yourself to different situations and pushing past your comfort zone.
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Maybe you just have to get outside of your comfort zone, and talk to people.
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He added that trading this market depends on individual investors' comfort zone and time horizon.
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" Of posing for Agent Provocateur, Ms. Harrison Claye said: "I was outside my comfort zone.
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"It was more than our original budget but within the comfort zone," Mr. Arnett said.
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It also taught me that sometimes you have to step outside of your comfort zone.
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He, too, veered out of his comfort zone — though certainly not for the first time.
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I want her to try new things and to get out of her comfort zone.
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And so I began a yearslong effort to push myself out of my comfort zone.
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Wildfang has also encouraged me to expand my comfort zone when it comes to fashion.
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Making the compromises necessary to persuade others — and enter government — is outside their comfort zone.
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Beautiful weather causes skiers to disregard warning signs, or take risks beyond their comfort zone.
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One promising sign: AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson's willingness to step outside his comfort zone.
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Instead, I see a show that has expanded its borders beyond its comfort zone — i.e.
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"I was able to pull Ashley out of her comfort zone," says marketing executive D'Amico, 33.
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"Always step out of your comfort zone because you NEVER know where it will lead you!"
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Sometimes it takes a push from a friend to get you out of your comfort zone.
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One thing she says is that successful, high-earning women get out of their comfort zone.
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Mr. Forman next made a series of films that pushed Hollywood out of its comfort zone.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Pisces, inspiring you to expand beyond your comfort zone.
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But being forced out of her comfort zone turns her into a drawn, angular, morose teen.
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Spring is around the corner, and with it, a call to get outside your comfort zone.
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From the gong cleansing ceremony to the homemade daal, I felt well within my comfort zone.
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Bonus points if you're able to push your chic friend out of their style comfort zone.
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CeeLo Green's backyard recording studio in the trees took Nelson out of his comfort zone too.
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Farron looks constantly out of his comfort zone — even appearing uneasy in the minor parties debate.
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For the sequel, the idea is to take Alto — and players — outside of their comfort zone.
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She inspires Blake to question what Blake wants and takes her out of her comfort zone.
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Luckily for him, the fire that ravaged Notre Dame Cathedral fit squarely into his comfort zone.
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The line is a comfort zone, and the bogus justification of "public decency" is the shield.
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Since then, I've tried to go more out of my comfort zone [with how I dress].
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" On his secret to success… "I'm a big believer in just living outside your comfort zone.
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You don't like being taken out of your comfort zone.... Do you want me to continue?
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The moments that you push yourself out of my comfort zone are so fulfilling and nourishing.
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Telenor is stepping out of its comfort zone of hardware and networks, and into software development.
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You can understand why it's so hard to kick your brain out of your comfort zone.
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It challenged my writing and made me work outside of my comfort zone vocally and conceptually.
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The more likely explanation is that Trump is, once again, retreating back into his comfort zone.
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"The way she gets me out of my comfort zone makes me happy," Kevin told INSIDER.
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In Roach's 24-hour-a-day fight against Parkinson's, boxing is his comfort zone, he says.
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When was the last time you tried something new, or broke out of your comfort zone?
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We like the vulnerability of the pun and that it's just slightly outside our comfort zone.
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"I don't think it's possible to understand your comfort zone until you try," she said. 5.
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Bernie Sanders pushed her left of her comfort zone on trade, and now she is cornered.
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Making your first million might involve risks and stepping outside your comfort zone, which takes confidence.
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So if you're in a rut, step outside your comfort zone and drastically change your environment.
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Dimon also said treating people with respect means interacting with other employees outside your comfort zone.
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Get out of your comfort zone and immerse yourself in podcasts, events, books, and leadership training.
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I do think that there's something to be said for getting out of your comfort zone.
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She wanted to challenge herself and learn something new, something outside her comfort zone, she said.
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Diving headfirst out of my comfort zone, I found men that I could look up to.
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Only through the organization, she said, has she begun to step out of her comfort zone.
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He co-hosted a podcast to get out of his comfort zone and overcome his shyness.
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He stepped up in a big way, got out of his comfort zone, made mistakes, learned.
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The courts were my comfort zone, my refuge, my transition into teenage life and immigrant life.
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In short, making a film about my relationship with my dad was beyond my comfort zone.
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Do you find yourself doubting your capabilities when trying new things out of your comfort zone?
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"Their voices are crucial, especially now, to get us out of our comfort zone," he said.
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"It's a difficult time to push people a little outside their comfort zone," Mr Ernst acknowledges.
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It was just beyond the comfort zone of these gifted youth, but the aspiration was moving.
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Perhaps he could go outside his own comfort zone and make things a little more obvious.
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Getting out of your comfort zone can inform your education more than any lecture ever could.
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Absorb the idea that the outer edges of your comfort zone are where you now THRIVE.
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"Absorb the idea that the outer edges of your comfort zone are where you now THRIVE."
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"I wanted to get out of my comfort zone and do something totally different," she said.
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"My mouth gets me in trouble, and it's a comfort zone, to be honest," he said.
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I realized we were taking this big trip, a huge leap out of our comfort zone.
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Plus, it's a constant reminder to live life our favorite way, out of our comfort zone!
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"It was a vertigo way of life — I was always outside my comfort zone," he says.
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It definitely helped with getting me out of my comfort zone in terms of meeting people.
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The key to avoiding the groupthink is to keep challenging yourself to reach outside your comfort zone.
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"I am an intensely private person excessively outside of my comfort zone right now," her statement read.
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But if you do things that are out of your comfort zone, you will feel more confident.
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People engage in deliberate practice when they are actively and repeatedly trying to escape their comfort zone.
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"We want to get audiences out of their comfort zone, so we can start conversations," he says.
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That's why I had to get out of my comfort zone really, and just go and play.
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"Traveling without money forces you to leave your comfort zone," I said to a woman in Montana.
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I wanted her to feel the excitement and empowerment of taking a trip outside her comfort zone.
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That's also part of the reason why Silicon Valley veterans are looking outside of their comfort zone.
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But that's not a bad thing since it forces you to get out of your comfort zone.
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So I found my comfort zone in music and singing, and it's just my most natural ability.
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But Flutie also considered the experience a win because it pushed him out of his comfort zone.
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But I think most skaters are use to going outside their comfort zone and trying new stuff.
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"The big thing with Jared was getting him to come out of his comfort zone," Iaconetti says.
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While some may argue that this new expansion is outside the retailer's comfort zone, Ellison isn't concerned.
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Neil Patrick Harris is stepping out of his comfort zone and into an unusually large prosthetic nose!
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BROOKE: Kacey Musgraves completely pushed herself outside her comfort zone and delivered her most personal project yet.
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"The Fed could come back to its comfort zone by the end of the year," he said.
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As long as you push your comfort zone a little bit each day, you're never an imposter.
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Azerbaijan's political clans, who control much of its economy, have been jolted out of their comfort zone.
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Stepping outside of your comfort zone means doing things like , , giving and accepting feedback and admitting mistakes.
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That challenged me to step out of my comfort zone and decide to rise above my baldness.
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I kept reminding myself that wading outside of my comfort zone was the point of the trip.
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That may come as a surprise as Branson enjoys to push himself outside of his comfort zone.
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President Donald Trump returned to his comfort zone Wednesday night with a campaign-style rally in Iowa.
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"He's got a unique style, and it definitely gets you out of your comfort zone," Keller said.
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STUMBLE The great thing about Ithaca was they encouraged you to step out of your comfort zone.
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Trump returns to his comfort zone on the campaign trail to bounce back from his blundering summer
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I can't imagine that getting up in front of the mic is in your natural comfort zone.
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You're open to new ideas when everything is so vulnerable, because you're out of your comfort zone.
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It's the evening of Friday, January 29, and I've found myself entirely out of my comfort zone.
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But due to a recent career shift, I'd pledged to spend more time outside my comfort zone.
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I put aside my comfort zone of neutrals and predictable prints and ordered this matching "satin" set.
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Out of my comfort zone — and onto campusThe first day I got there, I wanted to leave.
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"You are making yourself do things that wouldn't be in your comfort zone," Michelle Visage told Trixie.
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His ability to block or chip off-pace returns forces a man out of his comfort zone.
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Often it's all about pushing ourselves to get out of our comfort zone and try something new.
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All of this album is good, but most of it keeps contact with DeFrancesco's bop comfort zone.
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With strategic shopping, your kids can look their best while keeping your budget in the comfort zone.
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I'm entirely out of my comfort zone, in a country I knew little about before I arrived.
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He can be very aggressive and quick to anger, particularly when he is outside his comfort zone.
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So I think it really pushed him (Kalisz) and really got him out of his comfort zone.
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Parents should teach their kids about the importance of collaboration, going outside their comfort zone, and persistence.
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Welch's Manischewitz has not yet instilled the comfort zone Orthodox Jews require to consume new kosher products.
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"I have to get out of my comfort zone to work with her," van Hove told me.
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She adds that stepping out of your comfort zone becomes easier when you're secure with you are.
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If you practice your discomforts enough, with different activities, your comfort zone will expand to include discomfort.
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If you're not on the edge doing something that pushes your comfort zone, you're not growing enough.
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"I grew up with this idea that it's possible to live in a comfort zone," she said.
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If you don't go outside your comfort zone, you aren't gaining those skillsets to do something different.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Erik Agard and Paolo Pasco get in our heads while respecting our comfort zone.
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"We all have a certain comfort zone when it comes to our moral self-concept," Kouchaki says.
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"That's why I try to find companies that are just outside the collective comfort zone, with the bet that the company either proves itself during one fund cycle, or the collective comfort zone expands by itself, for instance driven by the tailwind of a behavior or technology trend."
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"Don't believe in your fears" and "Connect to your strength & get out of your comfort zone," read another.
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"We're definitely in the comfort zone for consumers," Uwe Burkert, an economist at German regional bank LBBW, said.
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Over the last two Republican debates, Rubio often seemed out of his comfort zone during exchanges with rivals.
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Here are Branson's four tips for getting out of your comfort zone and trying something new in 2019.
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And, who knows, maybe testing some of these products out will help you escape your makeup comfort zone.
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We could tell you about following your dreams, or how important stepping out of your comfort zone is.
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"It was outside of my comfort zone, for sure, to talk about a super personal situation," she explained.
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Step out of your Cards Against Humanity comfort zone with Exploding Kittens for $13.99 or Sushi Go Party!
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"Do good, stay fearless and remember that everything you want is just outside your comfort zone," she concluded.
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Toumazou gave a step by step guide, and stressed the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone.
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The 30-year-old's path to success has had her constantly push the boundaries of her comfort zone.
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I always try to do things that are scary just to get me out of my comfort zone.
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"I was totally taken out of my comfort zone with this book," says Mashable culture reporter Martha Tesema.
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"It was outside of my comfort zone, for sure, to talk about a super personal situation," she explained.
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Doctor Strange isn't perfect, but it feels like Marvel trying to push itself out of its comfort zone.
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Sure, it sounds outlandish, but Musk has proven time and again that the uncomfortable is his comfort zone.
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Food shouldn't be this monolithic thing; you should go out of your comfort zone and try something out.
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" He added, "I do need to expand my comfort zone a bit, and last year I proved that.
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Plus, taking time off and getting outside of your comfort zone (literally) can be great for your health.
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My escort introduces her as Zoila—apparently giving me a last name would be another comfort-zone intrusion.
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He held one during the Democratic National Convention, and then returned to his comfort zone of social media.
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Working on a collaboration takes me out of my comfort zone and makes me think in different ways.
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" Augustine says it's also important to give direct reports "the opportunity to step out of their comfort zone.
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Take an audience out of their comfort zone and it's easy to see where something might go wrong.
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Developing the courage to do something outside of your comfort zone is a sign that you're leveling up.
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They're willing to step outside their comfort zone and seek opportunities that will help them reach their goals.
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I make all my music literally sitting by myself in my room, that's where my comfort zone is.
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For the single, Zendaya stepped out of her comfort zone in a major way: She sings in Spanish.
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The idea for the Maka'u mural stems from Hula's desire to push himself outside of his comfort zone.
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That spurred Vince McMahon to get out of his comfort zone, birthing the Attitude Era just to survive.
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And though she's known for taking fashion risks, this one was a little outside of her comfort zone.
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In my experience, some of the most shifting moments are when I'm really out of my comfort zone.
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After years of practice of playing tortured police officers, John Abraham seems to have found his comfort zone.
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"Charisma is always pushing me out of my comfort zone, and that's something I really needed," Cole said.
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When it comes to her beauty look, Olivia Palermo doesn't really like to stray from her comfort zone.
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It's disheartening, then, to see that they didn't make the same effort when stepping outside their comfort zone.
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This is Mr. Ford's comfort zone, as he defined it years ago: familiar, but nevertheless hard to resist.
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Although he developed a recognizable style by the early 1970s, he also ventured out of his comfort zone.
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I pivoted, creating new projects that challenged me to no end and were way outside my comfort zone.
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With that, here are some easy ways to get out of your comfort zone and meet your neighbors.
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Truly successful people believe in the power of this fear, and they never stay in the comfort zone.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Cancer today, encouraging you to step out of your comfort zone.
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It was creating my own comfort zone to work with and then going full-tilt within those boundaries.
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You can now scan for a potential mate without ever leaving the comfort zone that is your couch.
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Tom's very funny in this one because he's playing Ethan a little bit out of his comfort zone.
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Today's new moon is in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius, inspiring you to expand outside of your comfort zone.
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Beautifully placed ball in from Tobin Heath, just into that weird pocket outside of the keeper's comfort zone.
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You're in your comfort zone, which is great, because maybe today you won't be as weepy as usual.
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Sure, occasionally I venture beyond my comfort zone, but that's just a reality of living in New York.
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Ohtake promoted an all-female hip-hop showcase at the Comfort Zone, and one night, an artist cancelled.
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After his terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad trapping day, Al retreats to his living room comfort zone.
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"That narrows the comfort zone between Israel and the a-word rather dramatically," he said, referring to apartheid.
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It's very scary to go out of your comfort zone, especially when a movie has more dramatic elements.
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Apart from home, his only real comfort zone while pregnant was the bar where he and David performed.
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The Hughes Corporation hopes so, and she herself is stretching out of her usual comfort zone to try.
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His last novel, "Comfort Zone" (2013), was about a controversy over a proposed mosque that divides contemporary Oxford.
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This would show a completely new side to her fans and allow her to leave her comfort zone.
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The first step to making smart, calculated risks and reaping the returns involves pushing through your comfort zone.
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Someone who is willing to go outside their comfort zone and take risks is more appealing to me.
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In bed that night, I tossed, guilt-ridden over pushing my suburban mother out of her comfort zone.
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You're out of your comfort zone the entire time and I don't think many Americans can do it.
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I want to pull people out of their comfort zone and to dance like no one is watching.
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I really want people to take a little inspiration from that to get out of their comfort zone.
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It only requires that for a brief period of time, you push yourself out of your comfort zone.
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I really want people to take a little inspiration from that to get out of their comfort zone.
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I had a 'safe' option in one hand and an 'out of my comfort zone' in the other.
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Toby Keith stepped out of his comfort zone with one of the best songs ever, ever, ever recorded.
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Alphabet City, the Lower East Side, and the Bowery were too close to make it a comfort zone.
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Going to a college outside of my comfort zone was one of the hardest decisions I've ever made.
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"It was fun to work with a team that pushes you past your comfort zone," she told the publication.
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"That was another life-changing experience because you have to look beyond your comfort zone of education," she said.
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Her charge is basically to move the company out of its comfort zone in disclosing how it works internally.
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Still, many of the high-profile Silicon Valley venture firms have steered clear of investing outside their comfort zone.
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Anything that made me nervous, took me out of my comfort zone, I forced myself to say yes to.
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Jupiter loves when you stretch outside of your comfort zone, so open your mind to a totally different type.
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"Sometimes I might tell her to do something that is a little outside of her comfort zone," he says.
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"When you do things that are outside your comfort zone and outside that circle, it causes discomfort," Corley writes.
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And while you're venturing out of your comfort zone, you'll want to rely on the familiarities you can trust.
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There are a lot of things I did in my twenties that got me out of my comfort zone.
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She believes that going beyond your comfort zone is how you learn something new about yourself — and your lover.
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But it was a desire to exit her comfort zone and explore new territory that motivated her latest work.
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"At Prana, we know from experience that personal growth often lies outside your comfort zone," the contest page reads.
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This season is a really good mixture of actors and improvisers and getting musicians out of their comfort zone.
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You can skip anything that makes you too uncomfortable, but remember the point is going outside your comfort zone.
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He was at his most passionate and to-the-point when discussing matters within his comfort zone: Foreign policy.
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He pushes me to try things that are out of my comfort zone and I love him for that.
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Testing myself, engaging in the spiritual side of yoga, hanging out on the edge of my comfort zone. Fear!
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Role play allows you to get out of your comfort zone and to act out any fantasy you have.
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She also teamed up with a new stylist, Mimi Cuttrell, who pushed her out of her sartorial comfort zone.
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Rebecca Farley, an entertainment editorial assistant at Refinery29, also tried the Zoe, and was equally outside her comfort zone.
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I began indulging in chicken tenders here and there, but really hit my comfort zone with McDonald's chicken nuggets.
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L.L. Bean stepped outside its comfort zone and was rewarded with a surge in popularity even greater than before.
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It's a hefty part, and speaks to Young's desire for roles that push her out of her comfort zone.
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" So if she could go back in time, Cabello would tell herself, "Get out of your comfort zone more.
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Over the past decade China's leaders have revved up investment whenever the economy has slowed beyond their comfort zone.
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Isn't it nicer to discover other cuisines, and, however good it might be, step out of their comfort zone?
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Then a girl came up and asked if we had poppers, and I was back in my comfort zone.
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Still, events have a way of forcing presidents and their administrations to work outside of an established comfort zone.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Gemini today, Libra, encouraging you to step out of your comfort zone.
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"We're going to push him out of his comfort zone to help him continue to grow," Erik Spoelstra said.
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"I want you to get out of your comfort zone on this," he said, growling a line to demonstrate.
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Defensively, the Jazz forced him out of his comfort zone and pressured him into tougher shots with great success.
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A's are essential steps toward your vision that you resist acting on because they are outside your comfort zone.
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Cuban, who tries to always keep learning something new, says he constantly pushes himself to leave his comfort zone.
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Try to step outside your museum's comfort zone or carefully manicured institutional persona with something eccentric, an intuitive leap.
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Our activism will have to be sustained until victory; our voices must continue to ring beyond our comfort zone.
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Some books may be out of your comfort zone, but you can learn a lot if you stretch yourself.
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Rose admitted feeling out of her comfort zone in the look, asking, "Who am I?" in an Instagram video.
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Matroid's comfort zone is picking out specified objects from video, rather than extracting insights from satellite or medical imagery.
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You go outside of your discipline, and you go outside of your comfort zone, and I'm attacking the chair.
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I sometimes lose my bearings on the road, an impossible feat in my carefully constructed comfort zone at home.
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You're the sign of bravery, but how often are you really willing to step out of your comfort zone?
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You could open yourself up for more if you took time to make another connection outside your comfort zone.
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The project began, he said, with a desire to "work with the ocean" and leave his own comfort zone.
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"Will & Grace" pushed well past the broadcast network comfort zone when it arrived with a finger snap in 19983.
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And in 2007, I stretched out of my comfort zone to be a surrogate for Barack Obama for president.
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They're more serious about their schoolwork, more focused, and they're not afraid to go out of their comfort zone.
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The groundbreaking sitcom pushed well past the network comfort zone when it arrived with a finger snap in 1998.
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"My friend's advice was what I needed to hear to finally break out of my comfort zone," he said.
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Perry's "Dark Horse" was a late-career attempt to absorb trap music, a genre far from her comfort zone.
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They don't dumb down the content because of their age and they stretch the kids beyond their comfort zone.
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The "Leave it to Beaver" comfort zone that sitcoms traditionally occupied has given way to greater multiculturalism and nuance.
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She said she was more interested in venturing outside of her travel comfort zone than discovering her ancestral roots.
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Frem left the comfort zone of a successful 2202 years in the private business sector to run for parliament.
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Daphne meets and falls in love with Ollie, a sensitive construction worker who pushes her outside her comfort zone.
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"A significant challenge is to strike a balance between playing to your strengths and stretching beyond your comfort zone."
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With "As A Lover" I wanted to push myself out of my comfort zone and write something more "song" orientated.
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His expertise as an engineer with the European Space Agency puts his occupational comfort zone well beyond most people's potential.
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For me, life is all about escaping that comfort zone that so many of us live our entire lives in.
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There's no question that when judges depart from a statutory minimum, they are actively going outside their judicial comfort zone.
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Summer is the perfect season to get out of your comfort zone and immerse yourself in new cities and experiences.
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The moon enters fellow fire sign Sagittarius today, finding you in the mood to get out of your comfort zone.
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Traveling solo is the ultimate opportunity to break out of your romantic comfort zone, as there is less risk involved.
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Thomas found a comfort zone and his pull-up jumper provided a 33-30 lead early in the second quarter.
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I wasn't so keen to step outside my comfort zone or think outside the box on what I was wearing.
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I felt like I was in my comfort zone and I think Lilly really understood where I was coming from.
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And he forces me to be a better person in different ways by pushing me outside of my comfort zone.
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So if you thought 2016's dip-dyed hems were pushing you out of your comfort zone, just you wait.
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"I have no comfort zone in saying what I'm looking for, per se," Karp said when pressed on the point.
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" In the caption of the photo, he wrote, "This is so true, step out your comfort zone to be kind.
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If you've exhausted your Seamless queue and Yelp recommendations, that means it's time to venture outside of your comfort zone.
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In only his second feature, Brady Corbet, the director, is clearly unafraid to push audiences out of their comfort zone.
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My comfort zone was a distant memory, time alone was a rarity, my anxiety was being challenged all the time.
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Later on, the Moon enters fellow Water sign Scorpio today, Pisces, encouraging you to step out of your comfort zone.
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But to pull off her plan Betty has to step out of her comfort zone and become someone else entirely.
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The Industry founders first met at Buzz, a Saturday night afterhours club, which would later became the infamous Comfort Zone.
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Officials in several influential European countries feel that this latest round of sanctions is moving well beyond their comfort zone.
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So I have to really focus on just dancing, which is going to push me out of my comfort zone.
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Bruce Beresford's drama Mr. Church, which hits theaters this weekend, offers Murphy the chance to venture outside his comfort zone.
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"Every now and then, you might be missing out because you're not stepping out of your comfort zone," Hope said.
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Use this time to get a solid picture of where your comfort zone and hers overlap —both sexually and conversationally.
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"For me as a producer, I was excited about the challenge of being out of my comfort zone," he says.
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Getting women to shop for and buy a better-fitting bra online meant pushing them out of their comfort zone.
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What interested me was trying to do something that seemed really out of my comfort zone and foreign to me.
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The family-centric schedule reflects Mr. Trump's narrow comfort zone and his conviction that the best surrogates are blood relatives.
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You can now search for a potential partner without ever leaving the comfort zone that is your sofa or bed.
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Dropping an amount equal to my phone bill to have somebody paint my nails was distinctly outside my comfort zone.
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"It's just my comfort zone," said Kim Januszewski, a SoulCycle devotee who had already taken a cycling class that morning.
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We don't enter flow until we're doing something that taxes us, something that stretches the limits of our comfort zone.
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Media quick-hits may take Clinton out of her comfort zone, but her allies say she's ready for the shift.
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Tornado Wallace: I moved to Berlin to shake up my lifestyle and move a little out of my comfort zone.
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Jen's also the first person that got me to get out of my comfort zone, so I just trust her.
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You never achieve anything in life by staying in your comfort zone, and the same rule applies to making friends.
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The music that Touché makes is my comfort zone, it's what I love and what I work so hard at.
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How, according to the ideas in "Trade her comfort zone for her danger zone," could parents help girls face risk?
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I feel a little nerdy explaining this theme, but that is a comfort zone for me, so no big deal.
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Put a Wilson in my hand and I was in my comfort zone, regardless of which country I landed in.
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"Staying in our comfort zone won't bring us the change we need for our families and in Aruba," she said.
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The milieu is also in the Schwartz-Savage comfort zone: the sunny upper-class precincts of beach-adjacent Los Angeles.
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By any measure, Mr. Hodgkin had unusually eclectic taste, beyond the comfort zone of many of today's investment-minded collectors.
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"The majority of the children of the members are in a comfort zone," said one of them, Fabiola Cabrera, 33.
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The first case culminates in a fiendishly complex escape room challenge that puts the stars firmly outside their comfort zone.
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"We also need to be outside of our comfort zone to prevent the worst consequences from happening," she said Tuesday.
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The third mistake that Parikh says studiers should avoid is one he has made himself: staying in your comfort zone.
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I think that it is outside the comfort zone of pretty much everyone in politics to not use that framework.
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I was forced out of my comfort zone on multiple occasions, and it served me well in the long run.
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As a reporter covering factory layoffs in the heartland, I am often out of my element — and my comfort zone.
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It's easy to get into a state where there's no new things coming in because you've found your comfort zone.
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It's better to step outside of your comfort zone however, and try to talk to at least one new face.
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It can be hard to say "yes" to new opportunities, especially if they pull you out of your comfort zone.
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Getting out of your comfort zone means engaging in uncomfortable conversations and not choosing the status quo when making decisions.
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Adam Sandler became America's most reliable comic star without ever leaving his comfort zone, largely made up of lowbrow comedies.
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"I'm willing to go out of my comfort zone," said Gracie Kramer, who joined the team as a walk-on.
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The Japanese yen is within the company's comfort zone of 105-115 yen to the dollar, he said, despite recent strengthening.
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It also helped me get outside of my comfort zone in a lot of ways — and that's always a good thing.
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Be OK with pushing yourself out of your comfort zone but don't change who you are completely, just be festival-you.
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While it was fun to try things outside my comfort zone, once again I found myself leaving the appointment empty handed.
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While Trump may understand business and how to make headlines, he's clueless when it comes to issues outside his comfort zone.
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As showrunner Eric Newman explained to The Hollywood Reporter, the narrator is meant to jolt viewers out of their comfort zone.
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But Platinum Dunes' comfort zone will always be horror, and it proved this weekend it's a major player in the genre.
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"Just the whole experience for me was just out of my comfort zone," she admitted of her appearance on the show.
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When was the last time you woke up and decided to take a step leap out of your beauty comfort zone?
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Between the lines: Email has evolved its own cultural expectations, and Superhuman looks like it's pushing beyond some people's comfort zone.
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It was a relief that he was able to push beyond his comfort zone and share a romantic moment with me.
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Besides, as creatures of habit, Bulls would rather fight for the familiar than move on and risk leaving their comfort zone.
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And, when you travel, you're going outside of your comfort zone, which is really applicable to business or starting a company.
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Last year it launched a set of in-ear monitors, its first foray outside of its comfort zone of guitars/amps.
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You've got to get out of your comfort zone sometimes, and be a little uncomfortable, before you can get comfortable again.
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Already she's stepping out of her comfort zone, because that's what the parent volunteers and the girls in her troop do.
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They forced the computer out of its comfort zone by, at least in part, making an unusual choice: the third bishop.
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If you want your company to make it in the long-run, be ready to get out of your comfort zone.
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He was the kind of person who was always up for trying anything, even if it was outside his comfort zone.
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I entered the pageant because of the scholarships it provides young women, and the experience to step outside my comfort zone.
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In many cases countries stepped outside of their own comfort zone to accommodate us, only to see us now walk away.
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Syria is gradually becoming another more secretive, hybrid war of the sort that fits into Mr. Putin's comfort zone, they said.
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Theater This lacerating, painfully insightful comedy about the legacy of slavery is guaranteed to take you way outside your comfort zone.
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She doled out the most thoughtful advice, pushing me outside my comfort zone at times, and I was grateful for that.
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Because when you're really successful, you're often stretching beyond the boundaries of your comfort zone and doing things that scare you.
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For instance, if you're leaving your comfort zone and learning a new skill, accept that there will be some slip-ups.
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She had just graduated from Brown and wanted to do something out of the ordinary and out of her comfort zone.
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Don't underestimate the power of escaping your comfort zone, says Steve Adcock, who retired in his 30s with his wife Courtney.
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But a final news segment was right in the comfort zone: a report on the merger of two giant brewing companies.
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Within this high-concept idea, I confined myself to an indie filmmaker's comfort zone, which is — now what do I have?
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He just really pushed me to step outside of my comfort zone, and to not be afraid to be an individual.
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Jupiter ends its retrograde on August 11, asking you to break out of your comfort zone—which could be quiet stressful!
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Last Friday, during the lunar eclipse, action planet Mars squared off with Uranus and pushed you out of your comfort zone.
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Having once been publicly affiliated with Rick Ross' Maybach Music Group, collaborations outside of Anuel's pre-existing comfort zone seemed inevitable.
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As the balance between the supply and official purchases of government debt flips, investors may return to their natural comfort zone.
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The character is much more extroverted than I am, and so you have to really push yourself outside your comfort zone.
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The last time Mr. Trump sat for a TV interview outside his comfort zone was in May, with NBC's Lester Holt.
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You can sell other services you create yourself, if you want take the risk of moving way beyond your comfort zone.
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"We're helping bring people joy, helping them learn new things and getting them out of their comfort zone," Mr. Sabourin said.
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The secondary purpose of this puzzle (after your entertainment, of course) was to force myself out of my knowledge comfort zone.
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"Passions will be at a high, as well as the desire to consensually sexually experiment (within one's comfort zone)," Stardust advises.
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But in reality, most of us probably stay well within our respective comfort zone(s) and stick to what we know.
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"I really believe that opportunity is found on the edge of our comfort zone," he told The Financial Times in 2013.
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" Her theatrical comfort zone, she said, is similar to Ms. Ruhl's, "where the divine and the ordinary sit side by side.
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"Now we definitely trust them and they direct us — I think they push us outside our comfort zone," Ms. Jones said.
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Early in his jail stint he tried working in the garden, which was way outside of his comfort zone, he said.
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"The biggest career mistake I have made is to stay in, perhaps, my comfort zone too long," Warrior says to CNBC.
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He is deft enough to make marks that approach abstraction or figuration without quite pushing into the comfort zone of either.
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Hearing Audrey, the student, explain to him that his criticism won't push her out of a comfort zone, because women don't have a comfort zone since they are afraid all of the time, along with his realization that he lives in a world of privilege, is a vindicating moment for everyone who has loathed Noah Solloway.
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The Australian has said he will take the players out of their comfort zone, but he is confident they will embrace it.
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The bold statement could mean many things, but one thing is for sure: It's not out of Lo's comfort zone at all.
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Over the past ten years especially, this approach took me to destinations far outside of music, and outside of my comfort zone.
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Ward made the contest a war of fighting inside the pocket—taking Kovalev out of his comfort zone of being at range.
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LOS ANGELES — Amazon Studios is picking up yet another Woody Allen project — but this one's a little more in his comfort zone.
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You can have a little fun, step out of your comfort zone, and maybe pretend to be someone else for a night.
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I propose we move out of his comfort zone, do something nonfactual: go to a fortune-teller, a club, a hookah bar.
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However, it is venturing out of its comfort zone with things like the personal sub being developed in partnership with Triton Submarines.
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Process-wise, I had to take a big step outside of my comfort zone, but when is that ever a bad thing?
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"Sometimes you kind of have to step out of your comfort zone to be able to get the good shots," he said.
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Such promises work by signalling a commitment to keep policy accommodative, even if inflation rises outside the central bank's normal comfort zone.
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The Sleep Number group of products pinpoint an individual's ideal comfort zone and tags it with a number, from 0 to 100.
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In today's rapid-fire workplace, you may have to move beyond your comfort zone and challenge yourself to stretch in new directions.
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It's the best way to challenge your friends, get out of your comfort zone and do a world of good around you.
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So, I think for me to risk so much challenging him at his comfort zone, it would have to make financial sense.
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"When I started modeling I gained a lot of confidence because I had to go out of my comfort zone," she says.
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Unfortunately, this journey was so far outside of his comfort zone Alex never felt free enough to embrace our connection without inhibitions.
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You might know iconic spots like Katz's Delicatessen or bagel heaven Russ & Daughters, but it's time to venture outside your comfort zone.
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But according to Munn's stylist Jessica Paster, the bold printed looks had the star jumping a bit outside of her comfort zone.
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"I hope kids realize that it's okay to get out of your comfort zone and to make friends even if they're scared."
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So it's time to step out of my comfort zone and foster my curiosity, otherwise I'll just become a cranky old man.
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Although he went on to admit that becoming a parent for the first time definitely took him outside of his comfort zone.
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Making government work may also require the party to go outside its ideological comfort zone, especially on issues like the president's tariffs.
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This design choice could be an indicator that for many people, an established, culturally validated comfort zone is a prerequisite for intimacy.
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"My comfort zone is really me and a good book," said Backstrom, who is currently working with accounting firm KPMG in London.
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You learn that a lot by traveling and experiencing different cultures, ideologies, speaking other languages, getting out of the comfort zone, etc.
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We were trying to do something that was out of our comfort zone and create music that we felt something different about.
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This may require having to do things that do not play to your natural strengths, taking you out of your comfort zone.
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New experiences in general are a great way to get out of your comfort zone and travelling is full of them. 298.
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"It's just fun to get out of your comfort zone and challenge yourself," Viall told Entertainment Tonight of his time on DWTS.
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Yeah, it feels like you're starting to venture out of your comfort zone on this record with stuff like "Tabbacco Rd."Yeah.
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Joseph Kahn, the "Out of the Woods" director, praised Swift on Twitter for stepping outside of her comfort zone for the video.
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Isobe conceded that it took Toyota longer to develop robots than cars, as it stretched the company further beyond its comfort zone.
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It's a great way to get out of my comfort zone, do a little networking and let others know about my business.
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In Vaynerchuk's YouTube show, #AskGaryVee, he regularly gives advice and has spoken about the importance of getting out of your comfort zone.
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"It's the biggest space I've ever worked in, and that's pushing me out of my comfort zone," said the energetic Mr. Cave.
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My only gripe with my first box was that I wish I had tried something a little more outside my comfort zone.
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Whether your fears involve your relationship, career, death, or discomfort, staying inside your comfort zone will ensure you live a small life.
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It may be uncomfortable, but she would demonstrate professionalism and stretch out of her comfort zone — and become stronger as a result.
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But he pushed me a little bit out of my comfort zone, saying, 'Imagine something and see if it can be done.
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It makes sense Derek Hoke is no different when it comes to stepping outside a comfort zone for the greater artistic message.
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When he catches on the roll, he never steps outside of his comfort zone and tries to make a home run play.
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The Cavs have allowed them to get into their comfort zone, and no team plays better when they're allowed to get comfortable.
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Schroder could be better off embracing a facilitator role, allowing Millsap and Howard to work inside, but that isn't his comfort zone.
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"What About Now" by Bon Jovi from 2013 is said to sound like an artist who got stuck in his comfort zone.
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And with her as our tour guide, we may find ourselves further from our Star Trek comfort zone than we yet realize.
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Mars is currently in Sagittarius, a Fire sign just like you, where it's inspiring you to break out of your comfort zone.
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How far do you think you can bring somebody out of their comfort zone at first before they get used to you?
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Six says this air sign may enjoy being gently pulled out of their comfort zone and needs something to stimulate their mind.
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"Sometimes it's good to get outside of your comfort zone," Taco Bell said in their blog, "and spice things up a bit."
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It is much of white working class America that needs to reach outside its comfort zone and meet people not like them.
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On that issue, Mr. Trump was in his comfort zone: Rebalancing the scales in trade in goods is what animates him most.
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Clean out your closet, pick up a new hobby, make travel plans, or get out of your comfort zone in some way.
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Students should have an "adventurous spirit" and seem particularly confident before she would suggest an environment that is outside their comfort zone.
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It's a good challenge for me personally because you have to get out of your comfort zone sometimes to be even better.
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"He's so adventurous and really pushing me outside of my comfort zone to try new things, so it's been fun," she said.
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But a lot of people wouldn't have gone to see those movies if others didn't insist they step outside their comfort zone.
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"I'm trying things outside my comfort zone that I might not have done if I was alone in my room," she said.
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If we remain in our comfort zone and design our life around activities that always keep us there, we aren't necessarily growing.
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Getting out of your comfort zone is a mind-game and one that helps break an all-too-common addiction to spending.
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By goal-setting, preferably with a target just slightly outside your comfort zone, you're more likely to stick with a fitness regimen.
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However, for the game, we wanted to take that comfort zone, those memories of old computers, and flip it on its head.
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When Mars goes retrograde, affecting your career and standing in the world, it will certainly challenge you out of your comfort zone.
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Going to [Dark Odyssey] was an example of that experimental attitude—pushing the boundaries and doing something outside of our comfort zone.
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Doing interviews and going on TV is out of my comfort zone, but my followers have inspired me to break out of it.
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Embiid can't move his feet with wings and guards for an entire game, especially as they make him dance outside his comfort zone.
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Our three curated Power Couple pairs are approachable, experimental, artful, and meant to encourage people to step outside their single-color comfort zone.
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The great white is uncommon in Hawaii's warm waters, but hunger could have driven Deep Blue out of her comfort zone, Ramsey said.
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When you set a goal, preferably one just slightly outside your comfort zone, you're much more likely to stick with your fitness program.
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And when Moke does stray out of his comfort zone, Mom is quick to pick him up and bring him close once again.
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In Trump's Comfort Zone The process of picking this Secretary of State was clearly the noisiest, most public and political in recent memory.
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It's a self-stabilizing system: If the pod rises too high, the force weakens, and the pod drops back to its comfort zone.
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Bigger substantial improvements: These are improvements that require more investment and may make the brand go out of its comfort zone a little.
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It needs a less Google-y approach to content and creativity — a cultural shift and departure from the company's left-brain comfort zone.
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"Inflation can be managed in a more holistic way if advisors go out of their comfort zone of just managing investments," he said.
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Sandwich SecretsFood photos might be outside of Colicchio's comfort zone, but there is one area where his expertise is hard to challenge: sandwiches.
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The thumb's range of motion is fairly low, so it's easy for it to get aggravated when it's pushed outside its comfort zone.
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But in these more frantic moments, you feel pushed to be less cautious, to get out of your comfort zone and be riskier.
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Those who can't stand the thought of doing a pushup might consider taking an online college course that's outside of their comfort zone.
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Nelson is planning to make new hires in marketing and sales to push the Clara team beyond its current R&D comfort zone.
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But in the end, Bishop wound up becoming a big fan of the choice to get Emily out of her sartorial comfort zone.
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"We are going to D.C. and being around people I don't know and out of my comfort zone," he said during his interview.
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So I related to this kitten because it never really stepped outside of its comfort zone to be vulnerable and make a connection.
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But Hanekamp makes it clear that you shouldn't do anything to change your aura if the action falls outside of your comfort zone.
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Men in power should lead by example, interacting with people outside their comfort zone in order to encourage employees to do the same.
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If it hasn't been working, maybe it's time to get out of your comfort zone and try something that is foreign to you.
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For years actresses have been stretching themselves professionally, chasing roles that seem outside their comfort zone while playing to cliché on the carpet.
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In the story, the shy and timid Clark is forced to come out of his comfort zone with the playful and vivacious Lucy.
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It's fun to see western MMA fighters explore avenues outside of their comfort zone and away from what is a monopolised US market.
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"Jessa is just such a fabulous human being, she totally pulled me out of my comfort zone," McCabe says of her now fiance.
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Yet to a certain extent he skated by: he did not receive one question about foreign policy, an area outside his comfort zone.
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We hadn't quite found a comfort zone, and again, the record company put a lot of money into the first and second album.
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As a fairly confirmed skeptic, I thought it would be interesting to experience something outside of my comfort zone, so I dove in.
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I'm sold, but Annalise is not, because her comfort zone is a world of pain she cannot bear to escape because THEN WHAT?
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Next in line to take the throne of Wakanda, she steps up out of her comfort zone and into a much stronger role.
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If your boss refuses to admit that they're wrong, this means they're not willing to go out of their comfort zone for you.
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"Sojourner," boys and girls, is what you say when you find yourself way outside your comfort zone and need to take a break.
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While Fallon has sought to stay within his comfort zone, his approach at times has looked out of step with the prevailing tides.
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Overall, the book is a reminder that, in order to lead your team to greatness, you'll have to step outside your comfort zone.
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"It gives you a little more freedom to try something new and maybe try something that's not in your comfort zone," Glass said.
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If you want to earn more or get ahead in life, you have to be willing to step outside of your comfort zone.
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"The fact that the lobby décor changes constantly pushes us beyond our typical comfort zone, and that's really a beautiful thing," Meyer says.
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Ultimately, finding a support system and pushing myself to step outside my comfort zone and set goals was what helped me find happiness.
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So, even if you're not graduating this year, let your favorite celeb's varied interests inspire you to try something outside your comfort zone.
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Like Silalek, Boom thought, who went back to his comfort zone of clinch-fighting, a winning style in Thailand but unreliable in Europe.
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It's just been really fun getting him out of his comfort zone, trying different colors for him, and coordinating him along with Lauren.
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But there's no denying that Ms. Huppert's Anne is compulsively watchable, even as she drags you, squirming, clean out of your comfort zone.
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According to Mr. Houpert, it's more important that you regularly expand your comfort zone rather than occasionally throwing yourself into the deep end.
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It's a lot of introspection and a healthy dose of going outside my comfort zone, and it appears to be working so far.
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Ms. Palma said that getting out of your comfort zone and experiencing something new together as a couple can help bring you closer.
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Brainteasers are not only intended to lure applicants out of their comfort zone, but also to test their analytical and problem-solving skills.
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It's pulling me out of my comfort zone while, at the same time, avoiding judgment about what I'm good at or bad at.
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"But you can learn a lot more being put outside your comfort zone in a new country than just being where you are."
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Doubtless the Democrats running today would prefer the Republicans remain in their climate-change denying, planned-parenthood hating, tin-eared nationalistic comfort zone.
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"Someone told me, 'This is outside of your comfort zone,' and I said, 'No, this is outside of my comfort galaxy,' " Perry said.
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No one likes to do stuff they're bad at, and that's ultimately what exercise is: consistently pushing yourself outside your physical comfort zone.
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Finding this purpose made "all the impossible" disappear, which is how the explorer said he managed to push beyond his own comfort zone.
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Daunted by breaking outside of their comfort zone, Troy and Gabriella attempt to follow their newfound passion by auditioning for the spring musical.
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"Investors will be thrown out of their comfort zone," said Kevin Lai, a Hong Kong-based economist at investment bank Daiwa Capital Markets.
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That panic gradually quieted down as I got older, so I could finally start chipping away at the walls of my comfort zone.
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And the White House's new strategy of treating impeachment primarily as a political argument puts President Donald Trump directly into his comfort zone.
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Mr. Trump's unorthodox approach "has moved a lot of us out of our comfort zone, me included," the national security adviser, Lt. Gen.
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I'm better off financially Had I gone to school within my comfort zone, aka New York City, my wallet would have been hurting.
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Feeling inspired, I decided to try something that would really get me out of my comfort zone next: a 305 Fitness dance-cardio class.
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There&aposs a long tradition of the Germans and the Russians working together between wars and I think that there is a comfort zone.
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Bon Iver's 22, A Million, with its extra-manipulated vocals and synthesized sounds, pushed the band to the edges of their electronic comfort zone.
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When Venus retrograde re-enters Libra in November, the planet is back in her comfort zone—but that doesn't mean things will be easy!
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Whatever your goal is, don't be discouraged if you don't make immediate progress, or if the effort takes you out of your comfort zone.
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An approach being used by the Seed Trade Association of Kenya is getting farmers to look outside their comfort zone to improve food production.
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Don't be afraid to be alone and leave your comfort zone to find out what you're really capable of without the influence of others.
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But the rest are out-of-the-box greens, purples, yellows, blues, and black — all ready to break you out of your comfort zone.
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By allowing me to step into the spotlight, he pushed me out of my comfort zone, and that's how I gained the president's trust.
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I knew Coachella was the perfect opportunity for me to step outside of my comfort zone and try new products for the first time.
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" Wherever you are, she says, "if you can just step outside your comfort zone, you can really find a lot of those great experiences.
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So she launched PsycApps which does both of the above, and brings therapy to the ultimate comfort-zone: an iOS smartphone app, now launched.
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For a lot of people, those experiences are quite foreign–they may think that it's out of their comfort zone, or not for them.
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TDR's advice is meant to get you out of your comfort zone and away from habits that could be "negatively impacting" your dating life.
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For Tuesday's results, the star stepped out of her comfort zone wearing a fun and colorful green dress, which "was a first," she said.
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Donald Trump took a big old step outside of his comfort zone over the weekend and finally decided to switch up his signature hairstyle.
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Fear is a signal that "I am outside of my comfort zone, a little bit uncomfortable, this is something new for me," she says.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted March consumer inflation would edge up to 1.0 percent, but remain well within the central bank's comfort zone.
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It's not that I think that it's an important function to chase it or strive to feel comfortable or out of my comfort zone.
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It also forced me out of my comfort zone and also gave me better small-talk skills, something at which I used to fail.
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The follow up to that scuffle is Drake's new album Scorpion, a two-sided, 90-minute long project that sloppily revisits his comfort zone.
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If he hadn't left his job and his comfort zone, he would never have dedicated himself to writing for television and made that work.
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"I hope that their seeing me get out of my comfort zone will give them some degree of fearlessness to try stuff," she revealed.
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It's always great because it forces you into territory that maybe isn't necessarily your comfort zone, but hopefully something interesting comes out of that.
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Production from Metro Boomin ("Used 2") and DJ Mustard ("Open Safe") keep the album sounding current without taking Wayne out of his comfort zone.
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But with officials from New York and New Jersey in the audience, the infrastructure meeting last week put Trump squarely in his comfort zone.
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A willingness to break out of your comfort zone could launch you onto a passionate path by the Leo solar eclipse on August 21!
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It's funny, what we remember are moments of disruption—those moments that take us out of the ordinary and out of our comfort zone.
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A drift to the right in Germany and an end to Merkel's hold on power, would likely be very much in Trump's comfort zone.
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David's comfort zone largely consists of his sister, Kate (Antoinette LaVecchia), who, when we meet her, is already a confidante from beyond the grave.
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He seemed to relax the moment Trump came onstage, wholly in his comfort zone, one celebrity taking on another, and a less admired one.
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MICHIGAN: Step outside your comfort zone by going snowshoeing in rural Michigan during the winter — or just relax by Lake Michigan in the summer.
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Think of this experience as going out of your comfort zone; you're wanting to let go of that current tie with your old hair.
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I remember him having to take a statistics class, which really wasn't his comfort zone, but he did well in the class through effort.
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Not everybody understands or is comfortable leaving their comfort zone—you have some artists that are completely OK with just staying at their location.
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Your ruling planet Mars connects with Venus, the planet of love and values, early today, inspiring you to get out of your comfort zone.
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With the latest Wildly Whipped liquid lipsticks from Buxom Cosmetics and makeup artist Janeiro, we're getting far out of the au natural comfort zone.
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She always encouraged me to expand my social comfort zone and knew I would benefit from the kind of brotherly support Tau could offer.
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I'm going to say something that many thought leaders would probably laugh at: when it comes to networking, stay in your comfort zone. Why?
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But what Democrats wonder about Warren is whether she's a winner, especially when she has to play outside her comfort zone of business regulation.
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The good news is I certainly felt like turning 40, I saw more opportunity to play against type or out of my comfort zone.
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If your goal is to graduate without a blemish on your transcript, you end up taking easier classes and staying within your comfort zone.
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The end is carried by low wind instruments playing at the upper edge of their comfort zone, where the sound grows reedy and tense.
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"It's important for me to be pushed outside of my comfort zone and understand what's happening politically and culturally in the world," Tiernon says.
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Over the next few years of Uranus in Taurus, you'll continue to break out of your comfort zone, which is a beauty to behold!
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According to self-made millionaires, your level of success may boil down to how willing you are to step outside of your comfort zone.
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Yet it fails precisely because it operates within the realm of aesthetics, without any effort to branch outside of the art world's comfort zone.
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Ms. Piper, directed by Mark Waldrop, is in her comfort zone with the funny stuff, of course, and the comedic high points are delicious.
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It was a male monologue, and I was a 13-year-old girl, so it was outside of my gender and my comfort zone.
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They could expand the balance sheet again, adding perhaps a few hundred billion dollars to the portfolio to get back to the comfort zone.
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Collaboration is his comfort zone, and he's become a sort of one-stop creative shop unto himself, adding filmmaking and choreography to his skills.
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"When you have this drive to bring your idea to life, you have to be able to push beyond your comfort zone," Thomae says.
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But in giving that advice, he has consistently tried to push Trump out of his comfort zone and into pursuing more bellicose foreign policies.
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"For Mike Bloomberg, Wednesday's presidential debate means stepping outside his very expensive comfort zone," by Michael Scherer What the billionaire's bought for himself tonight.
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Critical thinking develops when you go outside of your comfort zone, when you eat a different bread from the one you grew up with.
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Post-child-rearing but before (fingers crossed) grandchildren, we wanted something big, something different, something outside our comfort zone that wouldn't actually be uncomfortable.
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Her goal, she says, is to provide women with the confidence needed to ask for the things that are outside of their comfort zone.
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Love and money planet Venus begins its retrograde on Friday through the domestic sector of your chart, asking you to redefine your comfort zone.
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"If something is hard or scary, then they're going to go after it 10 times harder instead of staying in their comfort zone," he said.
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I started cooking dishes outside my comfort zone, dishes from cultures from far away places where there is little to no meat in their diets.
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"Argentine tango is a very sexy dance and it's very, I think, outside of Laurie's comfort zone," Chmerkovskiy says of his 16-year-old partner.
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But I'm also not afraid to step out of that comfort zone if I know something is going to look — and make me feel — amazing.
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Just being who you are and not scared to push the boundaries and do things outside your comfort zone in terms of beauty and style.
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That has sparked talk of tighter monetary policy, though consumer inflation in China is believed to be still well within the central bank's comfort zone.
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So Gab and I really would bang our heads together and make sure we weren't falling into the comfort zone of what you typically see.
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But, in hindsight, I realize that I had a lot of room for more activities that would have pushed me out of my comfort zone.
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I wanted to push myself out of my comfort zone of long, "feminine" hair and from what people were always expecting to see me as.
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Luckily, there are a few ways we can take advantage of this warm and fuzzy lunar energy (without leaping completely outside of our comfort zone).
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After all, it's a workhorse, not a show pony — or at least it should be, assuming you're really set on communicating afuera your comfort zone.
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My favorite shades are the dark browns; they're slightly out of my comfort zone, but easy for just about any skin tone to pull off.
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I don't know if she was satisfied with that way of life, but that was her comfort zone – the only life she had ever known.
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It was almost as if the song was able to push me so far past my comfort zone that I was like a different person.
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Some people prefer to work in a structured environment, yet an early-stage company may require a person to be out of their comfort zone.
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The latter is a purchase to get myself out of my fashion comfort zone; I'm trying to be a person who pulls off ripped jeans.
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Plus, it pushes you out of your comfort zone so you can be your best self in what we expect to be an exciting year.
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Like many of us, Mickie Garcia found herself stuck in her hair comfort zone for years... until she decided to finally make a big change.
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In an attempt to capitalize upon their newfound popularity, L.L. Bean stepped outside its comfort zone and released a redesign of their sought-after shoe.
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In an earlier chapter, I mentioned that immersive experiences afford audiences the opportunity to act outside their comfort zone and do things they normally wouldn't.
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Each and every week was brand new territory for me, and it felt refreshing to switch things up and get out of my comfort zone.
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But then there are two that are sure to take you out of your comfort zone: Requiem, a metallic teal, and Clover, a grayish-lavender.
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But it would take me out of my comfort zone, and I know that's what long sets are about, but it's all about building dynamics.
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You need to do something out of character, something not in your comfort zone, something new, to move yourself into your next phase of life.
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However, I'm definitely a little more conservative, so creating looks for her really forced me to get creative and get out of my comfort zone.
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The hatred expressed on Grindr creates an atmosphere of hatred online—which, surprisingly, may in fact be the unhealthy comfort zone of some gay men.
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She loved to teach, she loved to encourage women to ride outside of their comfort zone, and to me, that's what really makes a superhero.
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Are you fulfilled by the things you spend your time on or are you just passing time, feeling safe but bored in your comfort zone?
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For me, switching jobs has thrown me out of my comfort zone and taught me to succeed in a number of different roles and industries.
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So, I found a happy medium with these Jeffrey Campbell shoes, whose height fall somewhere between my comfort zone and looking like a pop megastar.
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But "Unfinished" leaves this potential mostly untapped and the Met very much in its comfort zone, with older art in a hermetically sealed Eurocentric bubble.
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It's going to be very small and very beautiful, and I'm so, so happy for her, so I've agreed to step outside my comfort zone.
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Adapting the technology was her next hurdle: Digitizing the images and reproducing them on quality fabric "was well out of my comfort zone," she said.
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Stepping outside of your comfort zone means doing things like asking for what you want, waking up early, giving and accepting feedback and admitting mistakes.
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He has slowly been moving out of his comfort zone in the florid bel canto repertory, toward roles that require more weight and carrying power.
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I think that's something we all can do, reach out of our comfort zone and the confines of our communities and just meet new people.
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The locale was out of the comfort zone of elite racers used to running the marquee races in New York and Boston and the like.
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MARA ROSENBLOOM TRIO, "Prairie Burn" (Fresh Sound, 2016) Ms. Rosenbloom's first trio recording finds her venturing out of her comfort zone and garnering great rewards.
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I typically rely on Uber when I travel, but I was forced out of my comfort zone during this leg of my trip to Canada.
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Working adults are sometimes looking to "support their professional development by getting outside their comfort zone and challenging themselves in a foreign environment," she said.
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Entrepreneurial success often requires a person to step out of their comfort zone, fight the urge to do it all themselves and seek expert advice.
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Getting to the abundance mindset all starts with stepping outside of your comfort zone and having faith in your abilities — they've taken you this far.
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When I finally found the power within myself to commit and step out of my comfort zone, it reverberated in every aspect of my life.
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Travel Outside Your Comfort Zone The poet Maya Angelou, like Ms. Finney Boylan and Mr. Kristof, encouraged risk-taking when it comes to comfort zones.
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As a life coach, I frequently encourage my clients to push themselves out of their comfort zone: "That's where the growth happens," I tell them.
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On a human level, Leyland understands it is most important for Verlander to stay in his comfort zone as he prepares for the Tigers' season.
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It was one of those things to put myself out of my comfort zone in order to trick the muse into playing ball with me.
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I find this debut fascinating; how often does a cryptic setter decide to leave his or her comfort zone and make an American-style crossword?
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His comfort zone is antitrust regulation, a major focus for the F.T.C. and an area in which he has worked for most of his career.
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Battle in Myth is about trying to manage that randomness by maintaining perfect positioning, in situations that constantly push you out of your comfort zone.
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So yeah, I think there's an additional challenge to it, but it's not something that totally put us out of our comfort zone too much.
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I'm naturally pretty timid and silly, and so trying to be sexy is totally out of my comfort zone and seemed like a fun experiment.
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The appeal of collaborating is finding myself outside my usual comfort zone, having my abilities challenged or forced to reach a new or different level.
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"Never really fully fitting in means that you… don't really develop a strong sense of a comfort zone and so you feel quite comfortable pushing outside your comfort zone in order to find new opportunities, and so I think that has been a very powerful and enriching part of my life — even though it was extremely difficult when I lived through it," she said.
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Lindsey Vonn Thinks the Oscars are Scarier Than the Olympics: 'I'm Out of My Comfort Zone' Turns out another nominee also suffered a style mishap too.
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Bring yourself into awareness of this fact, and realize that you're not dying; you're not in danger; you're just experiencing something out of your comfort zone.
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If the rest of Easy were half as willing to go outside its comfort zone, the series as a whole would have been twice as compelling.
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It didn't help that to some who heard it, the cover was not considered good — a song far out of Drake's comfort zone and vocal familiarity.
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In much the same way, is Live From Trona all about trying to drag people out of their comfort zone, bring them to a new experience?
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But while those celebs were taking a baby step out of their sartorial comfort zone, Olivia Munn took the occasion to debut a major beauty transformation.
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It's crucial for students to stay in their "stretch zone" rather than their comfort zone, said Maura Herson, MIT Sloan School of Management's MBA program director.
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Perhaps Pulitzer and Lang believed that by clipping the conclusion from the opera they could shock the audience out of its comfort zone of easy catharsis.
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The two embarked on a professional relationship but also became close friends, with the director occasionally pushing Swirsky out of her comfort zone with flirty advances.
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Save $15 on the Comfort Zone Mini Electric Fireplace Heater — $32 See Details There's always that one room in the house that's colder than the rest.
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The cards also remind me that it's never good to hold so tightly to things that I no longer push myself out of my comfort zone.
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Officially out of my cosmetics comfort zone, when I reached for my makeup bag, I didn't really know where to start, so I just winged it.
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It all boils down to "pushing yourself past your comfort zone," explained Norm Koch, a Spartan Race designer who got his start creating skiing terrain parks.
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Tonya's also getting out of her relationship comfort zone: She finally defines her relationship with Jaa, while Jasmine recommits to Chris in an elaborate vow renewal.
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If you're someone who likes a black, gray or even silver phone, however, both colors will likely take you too far outside of your comfort zone.
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"It gets me out of my little comfort zone," Rob says, in case for one second we forgot that Rob doesn't like having his picture taken.
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Getting out of her comfort zone paid off for the pair; They earned a score of 20 out of 30 from the judges on Latin night.
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Haqq revealed to PEOPLE that Kardashian wanted her to "step outside my comfort zone" when it came to relationships and joining the cast of Famously Single.
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The shimmering embroidery and sheer skirt added that extra touch that made the dress stand out, but it was still very much in Aniston's comfort zone.
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Photo by Holly Andres, courtesy of Esperanza Spalding It's been said the best way to stay creative is to remain a bit outside your comfort zone.
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Kaja is extending the shades of its bite-sized eyeshadow stacks to now include matte finishes — just in case shimmer is out of your comfort zone.
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But clearly, Trump's in his comfort zone when it comes to selling US weapons to wealthy countries, particularly if a national security justification can be deployed.
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DePaul went outside its comfort zone to begin the second half when Strus hit back-to-back 43-pointers to give the Blue Demons the lead.
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His comfort zone has just been shattered into a thousand pieces and scattered on the uncaring winds, all for the sake of a few YouTube views.
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"She's sociable, she's going out of her comfort zone, she's talking with people, she is active, doing a lot of things, good mood, happy," he said.
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That's important, De Witt says, because kids do best and engage more when they are pushed a bit beyond their comfort zone, but not too much.
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This is a harsh reality one hedgehog faced when it decided to stretch outside of its comfort zone in an effort to nab a mealworm snack.
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Get out of your comfort zone — there are so many ways you can improve your mental and physical well-being with just a few small changes.
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" The tennis pro, 37, used her post to "remind women to self-check regularly" and acknowledged that the experience put her "out of my comfort zone.
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In another sign of his insularity, the President -- even when he leaves the White House -- rarely spends time outside his comfort zone in Trump-branded properties.
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What it's really concerned with is the daunting task of stepping out of your comfort zone, and secondarily, the lurking menace of internet-enabled mob mentality.
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It's very versatile and on some songs I went a bit out of my comfort zone, I made tracks that are more in the pop realm.
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Vendors have begun offering a variety of approaches that give the feel of the public cloud, but inside the comfort zone of a customer's data center.
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Travel — particularly to developing nations — gets you off the couch and out of your comfort zone, and forces you to be more self and culturally aware.
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The hit to equity from the writedown and a 6.43% jump in net debt means gearing is now 26.4%, above BP's 26.1% to 230% comfort zone.
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I learned to push myself out of my comfort zone, because if I had something to say and didn't say it, I would stew on it.
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And there were shows that tested not only the boundaries of what might reasonably be thought to constitute men's wear but also a viewer's comfort zone.
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The most encouraging messages I've received were from people who were inspired to get out of their comfort zone and stand for something they believed in.
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He said it's a challenge to get some of his peers to step out of their comfort zone and get real-world experience in the market.
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As for Twitter, looking at the buying process Block outlined, it makes it appear even less likely that Salesforce would leave its purchase-price comfort zone.
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Curry won the game with a looping shot from a few feet inside the halfcourt line — once considered remarkable, now considered well within his comfort zone.
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When nonathletic people of all ages try something outside their comfort zone, like running with a torch for a few hundred yards, things can go wrong.
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Dahl's writing, no less imaginative, exhibits a keen knack for pushing the envelope past the comfort zone, to a place young audiences find true delight in.
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But he stayed, which Butler credited to the community that had formed around Hield, giving him a comfort zone and support system few Bahamian players have.
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Aquarius rising folks can also be seriously into pop culture and might enjoy dates that take them out of their comfort zone and stimulate their mind.
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So I crossed the border — both the actual border between Israel and the settlements in the West Bank, and the boundaries of my own comfort zone.
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Part of training ourselves to think differently, Ms. Castrillon said, is regularly stepping outside our comfort zone (and holding off on sending all those overeager replies).
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Appropriately, as I'm pulled from my comfort zone writing my first letter to the editor, I question whether I'm as good at writing as I thought.
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Yeah, we know we're all way out of our comfort zone these days — it's been a theme of show after show for the last three weeks.
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A player for all positions, James did, even deflecting a couple of Porzingis's fourth-quarter shots and effectively harassing him in his new midrange comfort zone.
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Find a new challenge Getting stuck in a rut can dampen your mood, so strive to consistently challenge yourself and step out of your comfort zone.
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Or is a horror performance from a woman of color simply so far outside the Oscars' comfort zone that these prognosticators were right to say so?
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But the company and Linnartz are moving the brand outside of its comfort zone to evolve with the times — and they're doing it faster than most.
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Trump was in his comfort zone, spitting one-liners into the crowd, in a setting decidedly less difficult than what he would have faced across town.
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She definitely had to, like, go outside of her comfort zone, but she, like, took it all in stride and was super fun to work with.
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People willing to make the radical choice to step outside of their comfort zone and extend a hand across the aisle, across the nation, across cultures.
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In 2014, Satya Nadella took over the company with a mission to make it a place where people felt empowered to push past their comfort zone.
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League rules prohibited him from being in the dugout during games, so he found his comfort zone in the indoor batting cage — not hitting, but throwing.
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I began to sense how hard it was for him to get out of his comfort zone, even if there was little enough comfort in it.
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According to Adcock, getting out of your comfort zone can help you make uncomfortable money decisions you're not used to, like cutting back and saving more.
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He said he was completely out of his comfort zone as he drove to the garage and recovered the now-abandoned package among remnants of glitter.
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I tried out the new program and it did succeed in lowering the barrier for me to order clothing that sits outside of my comfort zone.
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"I'm a super-shy introvert — this is not my comfort zone," Ms. Getty said in a light Italian accent when I mentioned that she seemed nervous.
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Four new picture books offer different views of the risks and rewards for the very young of stepping outside the primal comfort zone of home and family.
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Mr. Ratliff uses terms like "comfort zone" as negative concepts, implying that listening widely is virtuous, or at least good for you, promoting a suppleness of sensibility.
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The problem with a King Arthur blockbuster is that it needs sweep and scope, and the attempts at spectacle here feel far outside the director's comfort zone.
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So Jassy was asked if Amazon Web Services could go out of its comfort zone and bring some of its advanced technologies to the on-premises world.
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This elevated use of fabrics, which the designer said took her out of her comfort zone, contributed to what Zoe said is her favorite collection to date.
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Match genuinely goes above and beyond the usual dating site features to get you out of your comfort zone to up your chances of meeting the one.
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Yes, the Carolina Panthers quarterback – and new dad – is going outside of his comfort zone, hosting a 20-episode Nickelodeon docu-series, All In With Cam Newton.
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The wine-colored ensemble still feels very Valentine's Day-ready without being too out of your comfort zone (and would pair nicely with a glass of Cabernet).
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Over the last few weeks, Kourtney Kardashian has been stepping out of her comfort zone — and her clothes — to promote her lifestyle and e-commerce website, Poosh.
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It was his comfort zone: heads down on a problem that no one else had yet solved, something with a technical solution that could be measured objectively.
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In the spirit of Trunk Club, I figured I should choose an item that was way out of my comfort zone, but somehow just right for me.
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Sometimes pushing outside of your comfort zone is important, and there are situations when you'll have to make a choice regardless of whatever else is going on.
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Thirty-some years later, we're ready to welcome in this new year with a return to bright, badass makeup that takes us out of our comfort zone.
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You have to learn from them, let them challenge and inspire you to do more — to take some risks and to step outside of your comfort zone.
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Even though it threw a couple of people off, it was a good throw off because it took them out of their comfort zone of trap music.
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Step outside of your comfort zone and try out one or two of these out-of-the-box workouts, like naked yoga or karaoke spinning class. 15.
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I feel like I'm always doing and trying to challenge myself to get out of my comfort zone so it just really made a lot of sense.
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China's consumer inflation remains well within the central bank's comfort zone, but expectations of eventual upward pressure could keep the central bank on a gradual tightening path.
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Friday he was in his comfort zone -- hosting a conference on security and economic prospects in Central America, a throwback to his time atop US Southern Command.
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This gentle and confident soul is always pushing everyone out of their comfort zone, all while making sure they set and maintain a certain standard for themselves.
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Match genuinely goes above and beyond the usual dating site features to get you out of your comfort zone and up your chances of meeting the one.
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But, as Cleveland's physical representation of a silver lining, Sexton (who's still 19) isn't afraid to prioritize his own comfort zone over what NBA tastemakers deem obligatory.
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Li added the exchange rate relative to the CFETS yuan index has been at the high end of the central bank's comfort zone of 97 to 97.5.
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Unlike that DVD they paid for and brought home, a movie on Netflix will be watched only so long as it falls within the viewer's comfort zone.
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Over the past few months, he's been adventuring outside of his pastel color palette comfort zone, as well as more complex patterns like hair and plant life.
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I forced myself out of my comfort zone; I wore things that I'd previously sworn I only would once I lost weight, and the world didn't end.
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" Lindsey Vonn Thinks the Oscars are Scarier Than the Olympics: 'I'm Out of My Comfort Zone' Gill calls the all-white look "uber-chic, timeless and classic.
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The ability to deliver a registered brand into exchange warehouses provides a comfort zone for traders, stockists and the banks that finance the physical trade in metal.
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But if you really want to become a more well-rounded person, you'll need to force yourself out of your comfort zone at the bookstore or library.
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And then, finally, the stylist's choice was definitely a little bit out of my comfort zone, but I loved how fun and Coachella-like vibes that gave.
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But in a jaw-dropping press conference just one day after his disavowal of the hate groups, he snapped back to his comfort zone and true feelings.
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You're sure to get a few compliments, at the very least, and stepping out of your comfort zone always comes with unexpected rewards — in fashion and beyond.
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Plus, in cities as brunchable as New York, L.A., or San Francisco, there are way too many great picks to stay in your comfort zone every weekend.
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On "Baby, Baby, Baby," she found her comfort zone, using her voice as a robust instrument, a percussive force, and a delicate object at its upper limits.
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Making "Jack Sparrow" taught me how to step out of my comfort zone, and the right directors and the right input brings the funny to these scenes.
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The act of stepping outside our comfort zone is not only vital to our success, but also our well being and ability to grow as individuals too.
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"If you open yourself to new experiences by gradually stepping outside your comfort zone, you can find the things that truly make you happy," Mr. Rea explained.
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Still, it's a welcome trans-Atlantic collaboration that pushes everyone on stage, including the Saint-Etienne actors required to speak in English out of their comfort zone.
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Former President Barack Obama, for example, ensured that he and Chinese President Xi Jinping both spoke during a press conference, forcing Xi out of his comfort zone.
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"Our Senses" takes you out of your comfort zone — that is, challenging the senses through which you've experienced your entire life — and places you in the unknown.
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And for that matter, there are many opportunities to leave your comfort zone without leaving this country — tutor in a prison, or in an inner-city school.
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And for that matter, there are many opportunities to leave your comfort zone without leaving this country — tutor in a prison, or in an inner city school.
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But just being out of my comfort zone maybe, just because I've done the same thing for 10 years straight: same spring training, same organization, same whatever.
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If I want to level up, I have to step out of my comfort zone and challenge myself by surrounding myself with those who are more skilled.
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Earlier today, she gave her first live U.S. interview to "CBS This Morning," saying world leaders must "step out of [their] comfort zone" to address climate change.
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I've also learned new skills and driven a bit outside of my comfort zone — never in my life did I think I would be driving a bus!
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Sources say Trump is more poised to make significant changes now because he is back in his comfort zone, with a year in office under his belt.
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"Anything that's outside your comfort zone — anything that requires permits or a licensed professional, those are things that you need to bring outside resources into," Jonthan said.
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Staff complained about the difficulty and novelty of the new system which took people out of their comfort zone and for nine months employee moral was low.
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Mostly, I expected to be out of my comfort zone — to feel a sense of being in a foreign place very unlike what I was used to.
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But with 2020 approaching, now is as good a time as any to check your values, get out of your comfort zone, and chase a new vision.
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Developing bigger mental muscles could help you overcome challenges, bounce back from failure, and step outside your comfort zone — all key components to living your best life.
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There's a certain kind of brutal honesty that occurs when working creatively with your partner that spares no feelings and pushes you both beyond your comfort zone.
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The little sandpiper's simultaneous fear and determination will resonate with anyone who's been forced outside their comfort zone and is a fitting primer for Dory's travels ahead.
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Whether it's a hotel room, hostel dorms, or something else entirely, I sleep through the night about 95 percent better than when I'm in my comfort zone.
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It's a movie for Eastwood's most faithful fans, some of whom may love seeing him return to his comfort zone: gruff old man learning a life lesson.
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" Pushing out of your comfort zone a few times in your workout "provides a way for people to boost their fitness in a relatively time-efficient manner.
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And that celebrities tend to use the SAG's red carpet to let their hair down a bit and go outside of their deep-V, floor-length comfort zone?
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Maybe you've thought about going out on the town more, staying in your comfort zone less, or actually treating yourself every so often (you know you deserve it).
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As it stands, Biden's first political activity of 2019 is set for March 16, smack dab in his comfort zone: a dinner for home-state Democrats in Delaware.
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"He said he gathered the courage to finally step outside of his comfort zone and ask if I could help him mix and arrange his beats," said Daniels.
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At Australia's Emirates Cup in 2014, the model dressed for the races in a pink mini and a statement fascinator that was totally out of her comfort zone.
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For Chilindrón, who is known around the world for her vibrant-colored foldable, collapsible and transformable translucent sculptures, this piece is a significant step outside her comfort zone.
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I didn't think I'd go on a date with a woman this year, but what is theater for if not to push you out of your comfort zone?
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Whether you're scaling Mount Everest, launching a business or even just starting a new job, a daunting new challenge can easily knock you out of your comfort zone.
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Only until recently, when my therapist advised I push myself out of my comfort zone once a day for a week, did I finally consider breaking a rule.
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All photography courtesy of the author, pictured third from the left It's the evening of Friday, January 29, and I've found myself entirely out of my comfort zone.
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BUT it is a Cyrus family trait to try everything once (within reason HA) and to embrace opportunities that encourage you to step out of your comfort zone!
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"I'm out of my comfort zone," she said during an interview on the PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Red Carpet Live pre-show from the awards show's red carpet.
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For now, China's consumer inflation remains well within the central bank's comfort zone, but expectations of upward pressure could keep the central bank on a gradual tightening path.
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For those of you who are intimidated, fear not: There are plenty of ways to incorporate food into your sex life that keep you within your comfort zone.
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When Brad and Janet throw themselves into the Transylvanians' embrace, it's supposed to be a triumphant moment that shows off their willingness to step outside their comfort zone.
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" In conclusion, Mark encouraged me to get out of my comfort zone, emphasizing that, "It's good to venture out to find new scents that can speak to you.
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At the rocky start of his presidency, Trump's extremist advisers and white nationalist base remain his comfort zone, the only people who give him the approval he craves.
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I was beginning to feel like I could be more than just a casual runner, even though this whole process pushed me way outside my hair comfort zone.
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