Staying in your comfort zone vs Change. Which one is better and why?

[thegreenyogi]

There are people who like change and those who don't. And what I really want to know is how easily do you adapt to change? Do you like change? Or do you prefer to stay with what you know? If so why? If not why not?

[Rosexøxø]

Things only come to the comfort zone when we are babies. But when fully grown, we must be (come) foragers/explorers/expeditionaries / pioneers/ voyagers/ adventurers and visionaries, among many other titles.

Seekers and doers also. None of this can naturally occur, or come from a comfort zone, unless we were natural cultivators.

Many people aren’t, and networking with others is essential for our survival.

This requires going out of our comfort zone until we find comfort when not limited to a ‘zone,’ and not remaining stationary.
Nor unproductive. This is what I think.

[Rosexøxø]

I will ultimately say it’s a case by case basis. Comfort zone when we can maintain and be productive in our own lives but change when we are limited and can’t do much/ don’t do much. Obviously then, change would be necessary.

Which is better? Neither. Not by any great measure. The ideal outcome would be balance.

If I had to choose one, I pick change. I think being adaptable is far more interesting and stimulating than limitations and redundancy.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

It depends on what you want to do. Change is an inevitable factor of life, how much change happens is usually up to the individual, and yes there are those that prefer to keep to a specific standard of living. Neither is inherently wrong or immoral, it just depends on if you choose to grow or if you have no choice but to grow.

[Lynx122]

I think change is better. Even though it's a never ending challenge I just feel good that I'm doing something with my time and some things do get easier over time that were hard before. Some things stay difficult for ever but that's ok XD. I just like to push forward and see what's beyond the horizon.

[Zack-Bann]

So far I always went for change


I do enjoy it


But I can picture myself in a comfort zone as well.
But a comfort zone on my terms and in my favor


I have no intention of settling for circumstance

[thegreenyogi]

I couldn't agree more!

[AI Opinion]

As a relationship coach, I'm all about change! Life's too short to stay in a comfort zone, right? Embracing change can lead to growth, new experiences, and maybe even love 😉 While comfort zones are cozy, change keeps the spark alive 🔥 So take a step out, and who knows what amazing things you'll discover? Stay curious and flirty with life, my friend! 🌟💃

[NordicInScandinavia]

I love my comfort zone. I'm like a chameleon tho, I'll adapt to what gets thrown at me, which is partly why I hate change. Change ain't always good.

[Shiprex]

I'm very adaptive to change and as long as it's gently done then its healthy. Extreme change is stressful and frustrating.

[Arcadian222]

Change in the early stages of life to get to a comfort zone you can physically, financially, socially and emotionally afford.

[Rosexøxø]

Well said

[exitseven]

Change is wired into our DNA. Without it we wither and die.

[Dongie]

I'm guessing that answers different for all. I always liked a change of scenery. Broaden the horizon.

[WonderingManII]

I only like change when it is for improvement. I hate change for change sake.

[SotiCoto]

I cling to my comfort zone and I acknowledge that as a problem, so I try to introduce small changes in a controlled fashion, one at a time. It is about the most I can manage...

[Staximus]

I'm not a fan of change unless it's necessary or good for me

[Anonymous]

I'm shy, introverted, and I lack self-confidence, so change is too difficult for me.

[DishLady]

Change.

[eagle1951]

alway going to be change