You are practicing well. That sentence is the diagnosis.
A practice that is always comfortable is a practice that has stopped requiring anything of you. You have found a level of engagement that is pleasant and sustainable — and, at that level, nothing much is happening.
This is not a discipline problem. You show up. You sit. The problem is that showing up and sitting, alone, is no longer sufficient.
The 30-day track ahead introduces specific forms of productive difficulty — not suffering, not force, but the kind of precise challenge that requires your actual attention rather than your rehearsed attention. Sessions will feel harder. Some will feel like failure. That resistance is the signal that something real is happening.
Comfort was a necessary stage. The track that follows is the stage after comfort.