How do you know if you're in your "comfort zone"

When you're comfortable doing something, you're in your comfort zone. Going out of your comfort zone is doing something you're not comfortable doing. Being comfortable is being relaxed and enjoying yourself.

What is the purpose of this thread?

>>2971036
i think most stupid questions on /ic/ are ones that the op would know the answer to - they just need reassurance for whatever reason but then again i think thats a human thing

>>2971031
The comfort zone is where you tend to go when your brain is on auto-pilot. So try not to do that all the time.

>>2971031

the 'comfort zone' is an all around unhelpful concept, don't worry about it. instead try stay in the whole new 'stimulated zone' which is where you're stimulated by and interested in what you are doing, that way you get on with learning new things without attacking yourself constantly for feeling comfortable.

and remember
> Comfort: from Late Latin confortare "to strengthen much"

>>2971031
by starting a project

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tfw you've been at the wall for 2 years but it's hard mustering up the courage to punch through and fuarken make it