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Mark Gilroy November 12, 2011

Do I Need to Reinvent Myself?

Feel stuck in a rut? Is it time to mix things up in order to grow and regain enthusiasm in your life? Ready to try to accomplish something new? Is it time to reinvent yourself? That’s exactly how I felt – what I felt I needed – when I started writing my first novel. It felt like I was reinventing myself in a very positive way.

 

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  1. Troy Johnson says

    November 14, 2011 at 10:14 am

    An interesting statement and a good reminder that every individual and/or company should discern what it means for the individual and/or organization. Especially given today’s changing and often times challenging culture, we need “step outside our box” to often times realize the “reinvention” that needs to take place. This doesn’t mean stepping outside of one’s “sweet spot” or the “core” of your company’s focus.” However, reinvention can create “breakthrough” thinking to clearly see a new path to walk down. Mark, congratulations on “Cuts Like a Knife and on future fiction writing initiatives–proves how reinvention creates new energies of passion, drive, innovation and creativity, and execution. Great things to come!

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