Education & Development
Succeed with learning
...energy and worry into action. (Harrold, 2001, p. 281) [Drawing of a man relaxing on a cushion, in a comfortable bed.] Figure 5 Need to move out of your comfort zone? Harrold explains that excitement and fear produce similar hormones. The more you live within your comfort zone, she adds, the harder it is to distinguish between these emotions because you have not had enough...