Some people believe reinventing yourself after retirement is a daunting task, often both intimidating and at the same time quite puzzling. Who was I? What will I become? How do I bridge the gap between the two?
However, if you really think about it, we have been reinventing ourselves our whole lives. Adolescence, for example, is reinventing yourself from childhood into adulthood. As it is often our first foray into the realm of reinvention, it is, perhaps, the most difficult one. If you look at reinventing as merely a transition period, a bridge, if you will, from one stage of life to another, it becomes much less formidable and even makes some sense. To make yourself more comfortable, first look back on your own life and count the times you have reinvented yourself.
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