From Comfort Zone to Dream Come True

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Presenting Faith with my first copy of the book

One of my long-term goals has been to have a story published in a Chicken Soup for the Soul book. In order to achieve this, I would regularly check their website for upcoming titles I could submit to.

I would find a suitable topic, write something, second guess myself and finally step out of my comfort zone to actually submit it.

After several warm-up attempts, also known as submissions that didn’t make the cut, I came up with the right story for the right book.

Get Out of Your Comfort Zone was the perfect place to tell of an experience I’d had with my granddaughter, Faith.

For this fun-loving girl’s nineteenth birthday, I suggested the two of us go on a water-water rafting trip. It sounded like fun and we were both excited as we made our plans. Little did I know the fear this would induce and how I would react to it.

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All smiles as we prepared for the trip

What happened? My story, titled I Feared for Myadventure, fear Life, can be found in Chicken Soup for the Soul: Get Out of Your Comfort Zone.

The book released this week, and can be ordered from Amazon. You can also get a signed copy directly from me!

I’m thrilled to be a contributor to this amazing book. I had no idea that just do itfighting fear and getting out of my comfort zone could also help me achieve one of my dreams.

So, when you have the opportunity to get out of your comfort zone, my advice is to just do it! The results could lead to more than you expected.

#chickensoupforthesoul

8 thoughts on “From Comfort Zone to Dream Come True”

  1. Wonderful accomplishment Tandy, in so many different ways. You never stop learning and growing and making this a better world. Proud of you and the God that leads you and is with you. Love from your Cousin, Shirley

  2. Tandy,
    You are such an inspiration!
    I love receiving your emails with your stories attached.
    Continued success wished for you always!

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