Are you who you want to be right now?
Do you desire to make changes to improve your life?
The first step to transforming your life is providing an
honest answer to these questions.
In order to change you must embrace change.
Here are some tips to help you master the art of reinvention:
Do a self inventory to understand your current reality.
Acknowledge who you are now. Do some self reflection on the
life you are currently living. Appreciate your accomplishments,
and the obstacles you have overcome in your life so far.
You need to know your starting point as you embark on the
journey to becoming the next best version of yourself.
Write down the changes you would like to make in your life.
Be honest about the changes you want to make.
You are not doing this to be self critical, but to practice self care.
Do you want to change careers?
Do you want to improve your physical fitness?
Write your desired changes down.
Create your Reinvention Plan.
Create goals that are based on your current desired changes.
Include action steps that you will take daily to accomplish your goals.
Visualize the next best version of yourself, and use your Reinvention Plan
as a road map to help you get from where you are now to where you want to be.
Keep reminding yourself that it is possible for you.
The journey to reinventing yourself can be challenging.
Always remember that it is possible for you to transform your life.
Use positive reinforcements to help you stay the course.
A great example is learning about Black men who have successfully reinvented their lives.
Their stories will remind you that if it was possible for them, it is also possible for you.
Check out the following Black men who have successfully reinvented their lives:
- Jere’My Rankin served five years in a Texas prison and reinvented his life
to become a licensed psychotherapist. - Chef Jeff Henderson served a decade in a federal prison and
reinvented his life to become one of the top chefs in the world,
a Food Network star, and a best selling author. - Terry Green served time in prison starting at the age of 17,
and reinvented his life to become a motivational speaker,
and the founder of a leading non-profit organization serving youth in Columbus, Ohio. - Dr. Russell Ledet was working as a security guard at a hospital,
and reinvented his life to become a physician at that same hospital.
Get the Art Of Reinvention For Black Men Masterclass
to learn how to reinvent your life and create your Reinvention Plan.
