In the blog post, Four Principles of Reinvention, I introduced the following principles:
1. Reinvention is the focus, but it’s not the main event.
2. There’s no map.
3. Your first priority work in any reinvention is to stay tuned into your true self.
4. Your emotions are your personalized, customized, internal navigation system.
This blog post explores Principle #2 in more detail.
Reinvention is […]
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Filed under: Four Principles of Reinvention on October 25th, 2007 | No Comments »
In the blog post, Four Principles of Reinvention, I introduced the following principles:
1. Reinvention is the focus, but it’s not the main event.
2. There’s no map.
3. Your first priority work in any reinvention is to stay tuned into your true self.
4. Your emotions are your personalized, customized, internal navigation system.
This blog post explains Principle #1 in more detail.
A reinvention […]
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Filed under: Four Principles of Reinvention on October 22nd, 2007 | No Comments »
In all the work I have done with clients who are reinventing, and with my own reinventions, I have come to understand four core principles of reinvention. There are many additional important points about reinventing, but these four have really stuck with me as central and significant.
Knowing about these principles can help you navigate your […]
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Filed under: Four Principles of Reinvention on October 15th, 2007 | No Comments »
