I Spent 3 Winter Days in a Forest - Here's What I Learnt

The term 'comfort zone' has been thrown a lot lately. Most think leaving it makes us stronger. But I think there is one, possibly more important effect, that not many of us think about.
I've spent 3 days in a hut in a forest in winter. No electricity. No running water. Almost no heating. I'd say that's the definition of discomfort. This video is a vlog in which I share my thoughts on leaving the comfort zone. So let's hop right into it. Here are a few words about discomfort...

[@bartekmalinowy]

What are some of your experiences of discomfort?

[@nuxriver9237]

This is a really great way to look at things. Very inspiring! Keep it up :)

[@vinieadri]

Hey Bartek!! Great video mate... We are living a nomad life, in search of discomfort, We believe that we can grow our inner self by experimenting the discomfort. Keep doing it man!!!! Sláinte!

[@GregNorwegia]

Going upstream and into discomfort zone has saved my life. I have had serious socialising problems, but thanks to a book and friends I managed to get out and overcome my weaknesses to some extent.

[@luless666]

Learned? come on man, you didn't pay attention in middle school English classes? you meant learnt. Learned person is someone with a lot of knowledge, who used LEARNing to gather it.

[@bartekmalinowy]

jeez man, I hope you're okay...