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Essay About Comfort Zone

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“ Life begin at the end of the comfort zone”

The comfort zone is where we are most comfortable like: a job we 've been familiar with for years; a kind of book that we always choose to buy or a habitat where we used to live without fear.

And there is nothing wrong if everyone likes to stay in such a comfort zone, because it makes us look like "fish meets water", " monkey meets tree" there is nothing to worry about anyone or anything in that makes us comfortable and were loved and were protected. Nevertheless, one day we will suddenly realize: Why this life is so monotonous and boring?

Therefore what should we do now? Must we change it? And how to change ?

We must step out of the "comfort zone" to expand our knowledge, have more experience, to see this vast and vast world. The world is constantly changing so that the understanding of we are becoming increasingly outdated. For myself, the path to choose to pursue my dream, to step out of my "comfort zone" is to study abroad of the sunrise: Japan_ with my companion: Campus.

I have a passionate love for Japan, my dream and also …show more content…

These are just my own reasons, which make me love Japan and want to study in Japan. And to think about the future, I want to study in Japan because it has the development of science and technology and the world 's leading economy, where there are ideal learning conditions, where to learn all the knowledge in many different disciplines. It 's helpful for my future career. In particular, Japan is a country with a lot of technology developed with excellent education system therefore it will be the place where I can study Chemical Engineer in the best way. In recent years, Japan has been a place where every students in all around the world study in, and It is one of the best ideal destination for many scholars around the world. More and more international students from all over the world come to Japan. The combination of education method in Japan and in the world helped me to maximize my

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