This concept was highlighted in a recent article by Chris Weidner, which emphasized that the key to unlocking our full potential lies in the uncomfortable middle ground between what we can currently do and what we want to achieve.
According to Weidner, the most successful climbers in the world, such as Dave MacLeod and Steve McClure, have recognized the significance of facing their weaknesses and pushing beyond their comfort zones. They understand that fear is the primary obstacle that holds many climbers back from reaching their full potential, and they have developed strategies to overcome this fear.
Personally, I have found this to be true in my own climbing journey. When I first started climbing, I tended to stick to routes that were well within my ability and comfort zone. While this allowed me to feel successful and confident, it also meant that I wasn't challenging myself to improve [+]
According to Weidner, the most successful climbers in the world, such as Dave MacLeod and Steve McClure, have recognized the significance of facing their weaknesses and pushing beyond their comfort zones. They understand that fear is the primary obstacle that holds many climbers back from reaching their full potential, and they have developed strategies to overcome this fear.
Personally, I have found this to be true in my own climbing journey. When I first started climbing, I tended to stick to routes that were well within my ability and comfort zone. While this allowed me to feel successful and confident, it also meant that I wasn't challenging myself to improve [+]
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