How to Reinvent Yourself
- We must have the self-awareness to recognize that our values have failed. Losing a value feels as though we’re losing a part of ourselves. We resist that failure. We explain it away and deny it.
- Question the value and brainstorm what values could do a better job.
- Live the new value. New values have to be lived and experienced to stick.
- Reap the benefits of the new value. You will be left with a wonderful sense of relief, and a newer, deeper understanding of who you really are.
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