The people who have reinvented themselves are the most interesting people 

I’ve found that they’re generally more curious and have more unique perspectives

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Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

🎩 first, but I like being part of this experiment that is Farcaster 🌶️

cuz at the precipice of life, in its various forms, you learn things that make you see how important that mindset is

A 14 yo teen trying to make a farcaster a part of his routine (youngest farcaster user, probably) | 6 is my favourite number

There's no way to build the walls without using bricks

Your mistakes are your future success

Exactly. The messiness is part of the map. Growth isn’t always graceful, but it’s always leading somewhere truer.

You've got to get lost in order to be found

Reinvention comes with a little unraveling first. Sometimes you have to lose your place to find your voice again.

Veni Vidi Vibes... Fitness, Photography, Fuckin around and finding out

💯  I left the first chance I had

There's so much world out there

So the idea that you were born exactly where you were supposed to spend your whole life is baffling to me.

Couldn't imagine never leaving my hometown personally 

Like how could you not wonder what else is out there and explore?

I think this is why people who move out of their hometowns are more appealing to me

90% of the time once you move you have to go through this whole reinvention process regardless.

Leaving the comfort zone in more way than 1

Depending on how established you are in your current career it could be a bit difficult stepping down to a more Jr role in your new career (but if your new career is high growth that shouldnt last long).

Also, learning something new and learning enough to make a career of it while holding down a full time job could be challenging (but thats why IT is so great b/c you can learn it on your own or take learn at home certifications on your own time/schedule).

All worth it in the end I believe esp if you're unhappy at your current spot.

Nice!  What was the hardest part of those transitions?

Agreed and I'll toot my own horn here. 

I switched from Finance to IT a long time ago and I learned IT (Linux Admin/IT Sec) on my own. That combo (and the fact I live what I do) has really helped out a lot in my career.

full stack developer.
web designer.
shitcoiner.
hunter.

I was chef 15 years in big restaurants. Now Im frontend developer and full crypto 😅

Art Historian • NFTs • Crypto Assimilator.

Me: gem 💎 dealer to web3 dinosaur 🦖 😂

Just here for the laughs, the loot, and the chaos. Don’t take me too seriously I’m just a walking meme with a side of chaos. 😆🔥

Day and night in $DEGEN 🎩🎩

Wow, that’s such a powerful shift going from physical mastery to mental strategy.

What stood out to you most about their journey?

Met somone yesterday who was a professional athlete and had to reinvent themselves to get into tech/investing

Absolutely people who’ve reinvented themselves often see the world through a richer lens.

What sparked this thought for you?

people who reinvent themselves often carry a depth that comes from lived transformation. It makes them more curious, open-minded, and rich in perspective.

True. Reinvented people often see the world not just as it is, but as it could be, and to me that’s powerful

Because we or should I say THEY often find themselves tryna learn and walk in uncharted waters.

Yes, it takes a certain level of self awareness to reinvent oneself and that usually indicates curiosity and a whole lot of personality :)