There is comfort in having a good reason not to try.

We can explain our hesitation through circumstances, timing, responsibilities, or the possibility of failure. And sometimes, those reasons are entirely valid.

But sometimes, what we call being reasonable is simply our attempt to avoid the discomfort of uncertainty.

The difficulty lies in telling the difference.

When we allow our fears to define what is possible, we risk confusing the boundaries of our comfort with the boundaries of our potential.

Growth asks us to question the conclusions we've reached about ourselves. To recognize when caution protects us, and when it tries to prevents us from becoming more.

"Your limits may feel reasonable" on the front. "Until you challenge them" on the back.

An invitation to question what feels certain, especially when you've never given yourself the opportunity to discover otherwise.


 
 

 
 
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