This morning I found a post from @jwolf, which apart from interesting, it made me think about the growing migratory wave that has been generated in Venezuela, since the post refers to the comfort zone, where the author points out: that, most of us prefer to stay in it, to follow the flow, to let things work; what could inevitably lead us to a disorganized and chaotic lifestyle, in my particular I would add a routine lifestyle totally away from expectations.
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In this regard, it has become apparent in my country a possible departure maybe from this comfort zone, because the growing crisis that Venezuela is going through, in its different areas has led thousands of its inhabitants to rethink their way of life and with it to make big decisions, those that bring with them a load of expectations and therefore of resounding changes, that somehow started from the emotional and economic instability that we face every day.
Hence, many have considered the option of leaving, leaving their comfort zone and with it a routine range of customs, situations that somehow within it were seen manageable or at least acceptable.
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So many others, we are still here, in Venezuela trying to re-propose ourselves, to look for the way out, to not get used to the state of disorder, which indicates that we are on the wrong path, we are the ones who believe that our comfort zone is already, a bombed area by the daily events, from which we must necessarily leave, here is an opportunity to leave it, to force ourselves to explore the outside, I do not mean that you have to emigrate from the country, but from the comfort zone , we have to invest time in seeking and taking advantage of opportunities, Yes the opportunities that crises arise, for those who believe in the possibilities that if we can change to a better and fairer stage of life, where we can live in an organized way and peaceful. .. here I refer to a post from @ cruz66 who shows in his article the discomfort generated by living the very poor events of our institutions, of our streets, where compliance with the rules has become extraordinary, it seems wrong that complies and obeys.
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We are the ones who are called to rise up, to resurface, to build the society we deserve, inside or outside our land we are an example of work, solidarity, honesty, dreams, brotherhood, but above all of humanity.
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Humanity needs us united, without borders,
without divisions. And remember, it's worth exploring outside of our comfort zone ...
Son cosas muy ciertas las que mencionas en tu texto, muchos estamos repensando lo que conocíamos como zona de confort, porque aun cuando se tengan logros actualmente en el aspecto material, profesional y familiar, siempre esta la pregunta ¿realmente es ésta mi zona de confort? con tanta situaciones adversas por la misma crisis que atraviesa el País, que uno duda si esto es lo que se quiere o si valdría la pena hacer un cambio radical, como muchos lo han hecho. Te confieso tengo terror de averiguar que ya no estoy en mi zona de confort.