Out of Comfort Zone | Deniz Kayadelen | TEDxYouth@BodrumCollege

Deniz Kayadelen is speaking about how to unlock potential by stepping out of comfort zone. When you have the courage to step out of your comfort zone you became more than you think, you really create your own magic, and you see fear as a gateway to unlock your potential.
Fear is showing you how you can grow, how you transform yourself. It is activating your creativity..
Imagine you would have a life without fear. How boring it would be. And imagine if you didn’t have any fear what would you change today in your life? What would you start to do?
There are three main steps to unlock your potential and realize your dreams.
1. Moving from the comfort zone to your fear zone and yes the fear zone is the most uncomfortable one
2. Moving into the learning zone in which you learn how to overcame your fears and use your new coping strategies
3. and the third step is moving to a growth zone in which you can realize your dreams reaching your purpose.
Don’t forget you are more than your fears and more than you think!
Create magic out of your comfort zone.
Deniz Kayadelen is a Senior Manager leading Talent Management Consulting Practice in Switzerland at EY. 5 times World Champion in Ice swimming. Bestselling Author of Out of Comfort Zone. Deniz is a M.Sc. business psychologist, has more than 11 years consulting experience in the area of talent and change management. Currently Deniz is living in Zurich, managing the talent management consulting practice at EY Switzerland. She supports companies in their individual and organizational transformation journey, is specialized in future of talent management, competency development and human psychology. She is a certified change manager, diagnostic expert, innovation trainer, ICF certified coach and moderator. Deniz consulted more than 30 companies, managed more than 40 projects. Beside her career, Deniz is a competitive open water and pool swimmer, World champion in ice swimming. She won 5 gold medals in the past two years and is the first Turkish woman who attended the ice world championship. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx