Reinventure Me

Apprentices have been around a long time. But we often discard the habit of thinking like an apprentice after we've gained some footing in the workplace. It shouldn't be that way, especially if you're contemplating your next great beginning.

We've all been beginners. But in our haste to develop competency, do we give much thought to intentionally becoming better beginners? Whether we're in a time of transition or now, there's good reason to practice becoming better beginners.

What you do matters to God. Yet what you do is not entirely who you are; neither is it something we should ignore. Understanding your identity—your work and being—is a creative endeavor; one that requires continual discovery.

Are you comfortable with yourself as a "work in progress?" The way we view our capabilities—whether it's fixed or malleable—can play a critical role in how well we unleash our next great beginning.

What's the worst job you've ever had? How did it affect you? Even good jobs might leave us in need of a little repair. We discuss five strategies to detoxify from your former employer.

Is your job driving you nuts? How do you know if that discontentment you're feeling means it's time to move on? And what strategies should you take to figure that out?

There’s one question you should never stop asking: "What do I want to be when I grow up?" In the debut episode of the Reinventure Me podcast, your show hosts Leary Gates and Armin Assadi talk about why we should never stop asking that question.