re·in·vent- verb (used with object)1. to invent again or anew, especially without knowing that the invention already exists; 2. to remake or make over, as in a different form; 3. to bring back; revive
If "necessity is the mother of all invention", then being "between a rock and a hard place" must be the mother of re-invention. As I watch the reactions and attitudes of those around me, I cannot help but note how it's amazing what can happen when we're faced with no recourse but change...
Metaphorically, people are like the economy. For tax purposes, most businesses in the United States can be considered...people. They have a birthday...and, some, have a death day. They also have a social security number...a tax ID. For these businesses to survive, they must constantly change their orientation, business focus, configuration, etc. In short, their strategic outlook must be well-versed in the times. It makes little sense, for instance, for a metals production company to increase steel inventory when demand is low for steel, but high for copper. The company must change orientation and focus on copper production.
We are not very different from companies. We must constantly change our vision, plan, focus, orientation...configuration. Nothing shows us this requirement more than tragedy and challenge. It is through these occurrences when we will see those who have dedicated themselves to being fresh and strategic in their living who will own the day and come out successful.
When was the last time you revised your life plan?
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