Reinvent Your Life – A great reminder that one doesn’t need to tread the given path but should instead create a new journey to discover their own true self.
“Invent yourself and then reinvent yourself,don’t swim in the same slough.invent yourself and then reinvent yourself andstay out of the clutches of mediocrity.
invent yourself and then reinvent yourself,change your tone and shape so often that they can never categorize you.
reinvigorate yourself andaccept what isbut only on the terms that you have inventedand reinvented.
be self-taught.
and reinvent your life because you must;it is your life andits historyand the presentbelong only toyou.”
Reinvent Your Life
In the results-oriented, type A-dominated world that the vast majority of us inhabit, it’s easy to feel that we’re under a considerable amount of pressure to “stay on track.” People all around you are successful. They knew what they wanted to do, they went to school, and they finished a series of degrees. Afterward, they got a job and quickly rose in the ranks.
Now, they’re running a successful business or consulting with global companies as an expert in their field. They never reinvented their lives. They never changed course. They knew what they were doing from the very beginning, and they stayed on track. So, that’s what you have to do, too. Right?
Wrong. If the path that you’re on right now isn’t the right path for you, then you owe it to yourself to change it. There’s no reason to compare yourself to others. And, just as importantly, there’s no reason to hold yourself to your current course simply because you’ve already been on it for some time.
The world is full of possibilities. Your entire life is a story, and you’re holding a pen to paper as we speak. Don’t settle for less. Don’t accept the idea that you’re stuck. Reinvent yourself now, but don’t stop there. Change as many times as you deem fit. Become something new each day. There are no standards to adhere to. It’s your story to tell: be sure to tell a story worth remembering.
