February 2024
Beginner
272 pages
5h 30m
English
You may wonder why endings are so central to the topic of reinvention. Embarking on anything new also means an ending. The assumption that change is good, that it involves things getting better, underpins much of the drive for transformation. Yet this positive perspective on change conceals the pain and vulnerability that is evoked by change and loss. The wisdom that all change is loss, and loss should be mourned, is relevant here (Levinson et al, 1962).
At the start of any reinvention is an ending, a decision to be different, to do something different or to think differently. This can also mean we move from accomplished and at ease to being unsteady, unsure, possibly even incompetent. But for any growth ...
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