Get Comfortable with Uncomfort The document provides tips for getting comfortable with discomfort and uncertainty. It suggests standing out instead of copying others, getting comfortable taking risks, and learning a new common phrase each week. Additionally, it recommends making every day profitable, learning technology for location and time independence, creating work that can be duplicated and automated, and teaching others the process. The document also advises learning speed reading and increasing hourly results ten times. A quote by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross about having faith when stepping into the unknown is included at the end.

1. Get Comfortable
with
UNCOMFORT

2. Get Comfortable with
UNCOMFORT
Discomfort
Stand out

3. Get Comfortable taking risks
UNCOMFORT :
• Comfort; Court; Con; Cot; Contour;
• Fort; From; For; Foot; Font; Front; Form;
• Turf; Too; Turn; Tour;
• Moot; Moon; Moor;
• Not; Norm; Nor;

4. Common Phrases
Keeping my fingers crossed
Out of this world
Over one's head
Get the ball rolling
Piece of cake
Like the back of my hand
Read between the lines
Rings a bell
24x7
Speak of the devil
In ages
Sleep on it
Sick and Tired
Give me a hand

5. Make everyday your pay day
Identify 50 passive income streams

6. Learn Technology
• MS Office – MS 365, Google office
• Go to meeting
• Webinar
• Podcast
• Dropbox
• Wordpress
• Skype, Google talk
• Smartphone and apps

7. Create work that can be
duplicated, replicated
and automated – and
Teach the process

8. Learn Speed reading
Practice reading three words together
Progress to 3; 5 ; 7 and 10

9. Increase your per hour results 10
times.

10. Get Comfortable with Discomfort
UNCOMFORT
1) Stand out – don’t be copy
2) Get Comfortable taking risks
3) 1 common phrase a week
4) Make everyday your “PAY DAY”
5) Learn to use technology – location & time
independent
6) Create work that can be duplicated, replicated and
automated - Teach
7) Learn Speed reading
8) Increase your per hour results 10 times.

11. My favourite quote by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
"When you come to an edge of all the
light you know and are about to step
into the darkness of the unknown,
FAITH is knowing that one of two
things will happen: there will be
something SOLID to stand on, or you
will be taught to FLY."