Are you reinventing yourself often enough? #Habits

3 Jul 2020 · 1 min

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TJ Walker argues that frequent self-reinvention is necessary to remain relevant in a rapidly changing world. He emphasizes that change is constant (citing large recent shifts in his own business model) and gives two practical steps: (1) learn something new every day outside your current expertise, and (2) continually create (books, courses, art), persisting through failures.

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Are you reinventing yourself daily, weekly, or at least yearly? If not, you could be making yourself irrelevant and unemployable. We live in a world of constant change. The world is completely different now than it was four months ago. My business model, my revenue model is 98% different than it was a year ago. If you're not changing, you are digging your own. Great. How do you reinvent yourself? It really comes down to two things. Learn something new every day in a field you're not already an expert on. And number two, create something. Create a book, an online course, a painting. Create something and keep doing it. Doesn't matter how many times you fail. That's how you reinvent yourself.