Feeing uncomfortable?
- Julie Tuton
- Aug 9, 2025
- 1 min read
Have you been feeling uncomfortable–– more than ever before? It's interesting that the more aware we become, the more we tend to want to avoid the awareness. Play it safe. Stay comfortable.
But is staying in your comfort zone really that great? Or do you feel stuck, get bored––and are you seeking more in life?
Listening to a recent call with the amazing Dr. Dain Heer this morning I was struck by these words:
"Consciousness is often not comfortable. So when you're uncomfortable you're probably choosing more consciousness, not less!"
It feels strange to choose beyond your comfort zone. Everything we have been brought up to be has been about "play it safe, don't take chances, you'll get hurt." Yet staying in comfort may begin to feel limited, boring, even depressing. This is why I'm so grateful for the Access tools! What else is possible?® is a great place to start.
If you choose outside of your comfort zone you might feel like OMG is this a panic attack?! But, what if it's a POSSIBILITY attack?!! What if it's excitement for the possibilities outside of the "normal" that you have an awareness and curiosity about?
Would you like to explore more of these possibilities with me? I have several upcoming calls you can choose. Come play?!
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This reflection on discomfort and growth really captures how important it is to embrace challenge rather than avoid it that honesty makes the writing feel grounded and relatable. Clear expression like this helps readers connect with the deeper message. It also reminded me how people sometimes look for an affordable manuscript editing service, and I’ve seen Academic Editors come up in conversations about refining clarity while keeping personal voice intact.
Moving through uncomfortable feelings is such a hard but important part of getting stronger. I felt that same way last semester when my workload was just too much for me to carry. I wanted to do my online finance class during that rough patch so I could finally get some sleep and clear my head. Once I reached out, the heavy weight on my chest started to go away. It is really true that facing the hard stuff helps us find a better way forward.