You don't need permission to reinvent your life, whether that means finding happiness where you are or making major changes. The speaker argues your past resilience proves you're capable, and that combining gratitude for what you have with real ambition is how you build something better.
There's a part of reinventing your life that really says I'm worth it, I'm worth having a better future. A part of reinvention that says I'm capable. No matter what I've been through, I am capable, I am stronger than I think. I know I can build and architect the future I desire. And there is a part of reinvention that says it is possible. Reinventing your life means different things for different people. Right. I was just talking with my team that sometimes reinventing your life, that means you are just going to teach yourself to be happier in the life you already have. And the reinvention is that mindset and that experience of happiness and joy in your current life. Some people reinventing your life is a major shift in career or a major shift in a relationship. Sometimes it means you're moving a new town. I mean, sometimes it's subtle and you're just going that next level of appreciation, consciousness, connection, taking deeper meaning and fulfillment. Other times it means, and by the way, that alone can be radical for people. Right? A change in happiness can feel like a radical shift in life. Same thing with changing reinventing your health, shifting in your health, like developing better wellness practices can feel like a completely new life. I have had members of my team move this year. I had members of my team lose 60 pounds this year. I've had people in the growth day community talk about changing cities, countries, marriages. You think of all that reinventing your life can mean. What does it mean to you? Allow ambition back into your life. You know, these last couple years, a lot of people stopped dreaming because we were just kind of trying to survive. We were trying to deal with and cope with all of the drama and the trauma and the chaos and the uncertainty that came along with a pandemic with global economic shifts, with lots of political victory all around the world. We were in this place of like, just like just watching. It was intense. And so when that intensity hits us, we tend to hunker down. And now many of us work remote. We don't see as people as often as we used to. And so we've constricted our lives in certain ways and that's caused us sometimes to be disconnected from a bigger vision for our lives. And so I'd love for you to allow ambition in your life. You can have ambition in your life and deep appreciation for the moment. Ambition doesn't mean you don't appreciate your life now. And ambition doesn't mean you become a jerk to run over people. Ambition means you have a great Desire for a great future. And that's okay to have again. There's a part of reinventing your life that really says, I'm worth it. I'm worth having a better future. A part of reinvention that says I'm capable. No matter what I've been through, I am capable. I am stronger than I think. I know I can build and architect the future I desire. And there's a part of reinvention that says it is possible. It's possible to change. It's possible to manifest your dreams. It's possible to improve every area of your life, even just small little tweaks. It's possible to have what you desire, to be who you know you can become. To manifest a future where you are happier and healthier and wealthier and in more love with yourself and your life. It is possible. Possible I'm worthy. I'm capable. It's possible. You must begin there if there's any hope for reinventing or changing our lives. Because if you don't feel worthy, well, that's on you to change. No one's going to give you a permission card that says, finally, hey, babe, you're ready. You're worthy of change now. No, it is an internal reinvention of your mindset, of how you perceive yourself and that perception of self, what that comes down to being is I'm going to honor myself and honor the gifts I've been given and honor this breath and use the short time on this planet to enjoy it and to build and enjoy the life that I truly desire. I'm worthy of that. No one has to give me a permission card. I have to open up my brain and go, you know what? Dang, I'm a good person. I went through a lot in my life. I've struggled, I have fought. I'm here and I still showed up today. I'm worthy to remind yourself of how capable you are. Because how far you've come, the childhood you came out of, the trauma and difficulties and challenges has been thrown in your life. And you're still here, still working on yourself. Let's go. Growth day. You're still striving. Good for you. It's possible it's okay to desire something great in our lives. It's absolutely okay. So please let that ambition back in. As you think about reinvention, you can be centered, you can be happy, and you can still, in that place of being centered and happy, build a great future. In fact, my argument would be, you can't do it any other way until you actually open up a new realm of appreciation and consciousness right here in this moment in your real daily life. You're not going to build the greatest future you could have. Instead, you're going to act out of fear or lack or insecurity, and you're going to build another future that doesn't have boundaries, that isn't healthy, that isn't something that you want. But when you start from a place of being centered and conscious and happy with what we have, feeling blessed, you open up another realm of brainstorming and a higher vibration of ambition that allows you to see a future in which you are serving with excellence, caring for others, living a deeply meaningful life. It all starts with allowing ambition in saying to ourselves, I'm worthy, I am capable, and it is possible for me. If you believe that, then I know you can reinvent your life in whatever way is appropriate, meaningful, and exciting for you.
