Imagine you have an aquarium. 

One day, you notice that your fish isn’t eating anything and is barely moving. 

Alarmed, you immediately call a veterinarian. 

When a person or animal falls ill, the typical response is to administer pills, syrups, or injections. 

But how do you treat a sick fish? 

You can't exactly make it swallow a pill or give it an injection, can you? 

The doctor doesn’t treat the fish directly. Instead, he treats the water. 

Once the water is purified and balanced, the fish begins to recover, thriving in its improved environment.

This scenario is an apt metaphor for why some people never quit their 9-5 jobs. 

It’s not that they lack the ability or desire to do something different; it's often that they are stuck in an environment that reinforces their current behaviours and mindsets. 

Let’s explore this idea further.

The Comfort Zone: A Double-Edged Sword

A 9-5 job offers stability, a regular paycheck, and a predictable routine. 

These are the pillars ...