Daditude

Comfort isn’t the enemy.

In fact, it’s necessary.

But there’s a quiet moment when comfort stops restoring us and starts protecting us from discomfort we’re not ready to face. When that happens, comfort doesn’t feel wrong — it feels familiar, reasonable, and easy to justify.

That’s when comfort becomes avoidance.

In this episode, I talk through:

• How avoidance often disguises itself as rest, planning, or “waiting for clarity”
• The two common responses to discomfort: freezing and overdrive
• A third option — slowing down with intention instead of rushing or retreating
• The question that helps bring awareness (and choice) back into the moment

This isn’t about pushing harder or eliminating comfort.

It’s about noticing when comfort is helping you recover — versus when it’s quietly keeping you stuck.

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