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Robbins introduces the metaphor of a thermostat to explain the dynamics of personal comfort zones. Just as a thermostat maintains a specific temperature, our identities regulate our emotional and financial well-being. If circumstances cause an individual to feel better than their norm—like exceeding their comfort zone—they often experience inner resistance. This can result in self-sabotage as one subconsciously seeks to return to their previous comfort level. Recognizing this dynamic is vital for those striving for personal growth.