Why Comfort is Your Biggest Enemy!

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How to Make the Hardest Life Decisions with Educated Confidence
Considering a significant shift in life, career, or location? Chris Do dives deep into why leaving your comfort zone might just be the key to unlocking your full potential. In this thought-provoking discussion, Chris breaks down the barriers of habit and routine, revealing how they prevent us from seizing transformative opportunities. Whether it's about moving to a new city or pivoting in your career, Chris unpacks the real risks and rewards of making bold life choices.
What You'll Learn:
🚀 Why comfort is the enemy of growth and how to overcome it.
🌍 Effective strategies to capitalize on new opportunities, despite the risks.
🧭 Foresight in career and personal development-how to anticipate and adapt to changes.
📈 Methods to evaluate if your current trajectory will lead to future satisfaction and success.
✏️ In This Episode:
00:00 - Why Comfort Is Your Enemy
01:08 - Rodrigo’s Crossroads
02:53 - What's Really at Stake?
5:42 - Seize Opportunities
8:38 - The Art of Letting Go
10:18 - Chris' Journey
11:26 - Outro
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Host: Chris Do (Bald Asian Guy Talks About Business)
Cinematographers/Editors: @RodrigoTasca
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@sergeyvdovin8987 Месяц назад

Your videos are helping a lot. I will turn 40 next year. Me and my wife have 5 kids. I have very comfortable corporate job with Furtune 100 company as attorney. My real dream is to build my own firm and I never have time for this. Takind clients on the side is not helping.

@thefutur Месяц назад

Sounds like a scary step, but one that may be worth doing.

@sheikkmedia 26 дней назад

This post speaks to me on a deeper level. I built a pretty good video content agency in Australia over the past eight years, with solid clients, but I felt like I plateaued in my business and there were no more challenges. So, I decided to pack my bags and head to Dubai. I've been here for four months now, and to be honest, it's been a tough journey so far. But the amount of lessons I'm learning every day, both personally and professionally, is amazing. Every day I wake up not knowing if this is going to work, but I'm pumped at the same time. By the way, I'm hitting 40 next month.

@BigThreeChiu 29 дней назад

Chris is always here to remind us every time we let fear hinder our progress. Thank you!

@cordrellcolbert4550 Месяц назад

This video came at the perfect time for me, I’m a month and a half away from entering my thirties. I just left my previous job as a creative director at a Streetwear Store. My relationship is on the cusp of coming to an end. And I’m feeling a sense of paralysis from all the potential directions my career can go. I’m a multifaceted artist with a lot of ideas and talents so picking a specific niche moving forward has been a challenge. I’m currently freelancing I want to make big changes for this next decade. Any words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated!

@thefutur Месяц назад

Follow your gut, find someone that's doing what you want to do, find out how you can provide them value. Focus down and go monk mode and get obsessed with your goals & dreams.

@johnc6700 Месяц назад

I'm 60 years old, have had a long career, but am still ambitious. Your posts are very helpful Thank you.

@thefutur Месяц назад

You are so welcome!

@TheRealLifeSonicTheHedgehog Месяц назад

Im the future ❤

@pusangmakulit Месяц назад

“Let go of something so I could gain something else.” I have been thinking about this for a while. I want to explore new opportunities in different industries but I have a hard time letting go of my clients because I’ve been with them for years and they’ve been so good to me. 😢

@thefutur Месяц назад

Start off slow and let go of the clients that don't serve you anymore to make room for the new opportunities.

@user-qn6xx3vz7z Месяц назад

"Comfort is a slow death". This quote will stay with me from now on. Thanks for the next mindset puzzle piece Chris 🤝 by the way, your west is dope

@thefutur Месяц назад

Thank you

@RodrigoTasca Месяц назад

Thanks for lending me your ear Chris. Making the move to LA, see you in the West coast.

@thefutur Месяц назад

Looking forward to having you!

@BigThreeChiu 29 дней назад

Best wishes on your adventure!

@BenGoodbrand Месяц назад

This video hits hard. So many opportunities lost due to fear of letting go.

@davontaej Месяц назад

Great Video Chris! I've recently made some life changes, but sometimes I feel insecure that the changes are not substantial enough. One of my biggest problems has been trying to work towards all my goals at once and overwhelming myself. Eventually, I would succumb to analysis paralysis and procrastination. A few months ago I finally became aware enough of this pattern to try a different approach by prioritizing. I've now been learning motion design every day since early April. My progress has been steady, and I'm getting into it. However, there is a sense of discomfort I feel by purposely focusing on less. While im enjoying it now, it's still only a piece of the puzzle for my vision. On Monday I'm starting a new position as a waiter. It's a great opportunity to hone my people skills and give myself the chance to earn more money with similar hours through tips. I'm excited to see what connections I can make, and I think the change in environment will benefit my mental health & creativity. I'm going to see how these decisions play out, but I often struggle to believe that they are enough for now.

@orlandoshideaway Месяц назад

Hey Chris, I want to congratulate you on all your success and thank you for all the knowledge you have given us. Thank you so much brother!

@thefutur Месяц назад

I appreciate that!

@chandleryan1347 Месяц назад

My man has a big heart to help. It also feels good that we all live in LA.

@emilpelari5710 5 дней назад

What I just needed to hear now. So powerful! Thanks man! ✌

@realjoewalker Месяц назад

People get exhausted at the thought of learning something new, when they've spent decades getting where they are. You have to change your mindset to a compounding effort over time.

@thefutur Месяц назад

It’s not easy.

@virtualnebula1366 23 дня назад

This is a nice wakeup call, im 16 about to be 17 and i been in a loop or pattern of breaking down between months & being afraid of getting a job, getting a permit being more grown up etc i really got reminded why i need to be out of my comfort zone & need to look forward to being alive. Every word you said really stuck out to me, thank you so much 😊

@WinningWave360 28 дней назад

Chris you are so incredibly amazing!!!! You are ahead of your time on all levels. You are a beautiful person inside and out and above all the knowlege and wisdom that you share to all from your experience is a game changer to those who apply it. Thank you for sharing Chris❤

@thefutur 28 дней назад

Wow, thank you!

@EFlowe Месяц назад

I had to screen grab the quote from Noreen. So much truth in that statement.

@dfd4688 Месяц назад

I always enjoy your videos… thanks for caring enough to share. Cheers

@thefutur Месяц назад

Thanks for watching!

@Camilla-tc8vq Месяц назад

CLASS IS IN SESSION!

@seeyouthereinvitations 25 дней назад

I needed to hear this. I made the decision to move to a new country and start a new job. I've been dragging my feet, though. I keep thinking of the how, and that's stopping me from moving forward.

@optimumideas7850 29 дней назад

Chris you've always been helpful, i'm beginning to love your teachings more, you talk about Jim Rohn alot and he is my mentor

@thefutur 28 дней назад

Wonderful!

@Iammattjupp Месяц назад

How well we do is what we are willing to get uncomfortable for.

@FixAcad 27 дней назад

Thanks Chris I appreciate this just trying to navigate my part in the UK coming from Nigeria

@Jesse_Leyk Месяц назад

I'm comfortable when I'm on my favorite couch. They call me the chief of couch sitting operations. 😎

@thefutur Месяц назад

Sounds like a pretty cozy position!

@Jesse_Leyk Месяц назад

@@thefutur it's only part time tho. I need to find a way for it to become a full time gig

@kathleenkaleookalanismith8724 Месяц назад

😂

@kathleenkaleookalanismith8724 Месяц назад

⁠@@Jesse_Leyki recommend doing it without ever getting up!! There was a young woman who died sitting on the couch. She started eating the cushions and getting sores and her parents never helped her. She only lasted a few years in that position because the maggots that ate at her kept her from getting gangrene. I definitely recommend sitting down as much as possible

@TheRealLifeSonicTheHedgehog Месяц назад

Hi ❤❤❤

@ramasaratps2456 Месяц назад

Hey Chris, When are you coming to India? Waiting to attend your workshop for a very long time.

@thefutur Месяц назад

Without organizer we wait.

@Riseandinspire24 Месяц назад

Nice Discussion 😊

@thefutur Месяц назад

Thank you

@xavierfrenchforall 28 дней назад

Alpha centauri is 4.31 light years away, so at the speed of light it takes 4.31 years to get there, it doesn't change anything to the analogy anyway, I'm just saying 😂

@thefutur 28 дней назад

Thank you

@leadgenjay Месяц назад

important video

@khushijain5051 Месяц назад

I saw your older video that speacialize in a thing. So if i have speacialize into something then how can i find the opportunities of which i have learnt something new. And what about my speacialization?

@thefutur Месяц назад

You have to find a way to fold it in.

@kontesov 22 дня назад

Hi Chris, your videos are absolutely brilliant 👍 I wonder what state and city you live in?

@thefutur 22 дня назад

Los Angeles CA

@CHIOFKI Месяц назад

Right now i would like to create self improvement content but dont want to sound preachy... right now the only way i feel i can post more is by making videos for myself to see if i can answer questions but that automatically provides value to my audiences also

@retroplusofficial 17 дней назад

Dude, why you're so God tier level!

@AjGalloway95 Месяц назад

Yas

@TadlockFilms 26 дней назад

I went to like this video twice but RU-vid wouldn’t let me

@desmondcole5605 Месяц назад

Uh oh, Chris found Dan Koe’s channelllllll👀😂

@thefutur Месяц назад

Huh?

@khushijain5051 Месяц назад

How to just shift from one thing to other? If your are known for something else!?

@thefutur Месяц назад

Build a bridge from where you are to where you want to be.

@fluid1614 26 дней назад

Alpha centauri is 4 light years away lol. But we get the point

@thefutur 26 дней назад

Thank you

@pigspigs76 Месяц назад

I would rather do creative work in exchange for ownership in the company, problem with capitalism is that once’s someone gets a foothold of power it becomes a matter of survival to prevent innovation

@thefutur Месяц назад

Then do the creative work. "Capitalism" is all about innovation. The more you can innovate, the more money you can make and differentiate yourself in the market. I would recommend looking into your mindset and why you feel this way about this topic.

@pigspigs76 Месяц назад

@@thefutur just pointing to the fact capitalism is highly insecure and seeks to crush competing elements, for instance ‘the CIA is the strongman of capitalism’ 💪 its goal is not to make the world a better place, rather to maintain power structures. I do creative work for an hourly wage, my point is that I would rather do it for ownership without the minimum wage restriction that prevents small businesses from gaining market share - reflecting Thomas Sowell view on corporate capitalism here I once applied for a photography job at Peter Nygard’s clothing company knowing full well that it was thriving because of sweatshops in 3rd world countries .. this is capitalism, gaining a foothold and than maintaining through avoiding accountability. Nygard was able to operate for ages through the exploitation of creatives masking his exploits .. Oprah Winfrey even gave him her seal of approval by featuring his “capitalistic success” on her show, glamorizing the benefits of slave labour I guess, good luck finding evidence of it tho .. capitalism knows how to cover its tracks I worked for a winery that was fined for running a derelict operation that caused mold to spread to the neighbouring vineyards (something symbolic about this) anyhow it was owned by Mike Weir and Bob McCowan two very wealthy individuals who couldn’t agree on who would contribute money to running the business and that allowed it to degrade all the businesses around. It was eventually sold by the bank, which originally allowed the operation to get a foothold the first place because of their relationships with said guys (the visa partnership being a key factor). Find it interesting that my role was to mask all this from the public .. creatively of course

@pigspigs76 Месяц назад

@@thefuturRU-vid doesn’t like this discussion 😅 Thomas Sowell is not only a great photographer, but one of Americas most underrated minds

@pigspigs76 Месяц назад

@@thefuturalso professor Sam Vaknin just posted a discussion today on this topic so it’s fresh in my mind 😅

@thefutur Месяц назад

Not sure on your point here.