reinvent
verb
re·in·vent ˌrē-ən-ˈvent
1
: to make as if for the first time something already invented
2
: to remake or redo completely
3
: to bring into use again
Wait no longer: now is the time to make your New Year’s resolutions, setting goals for the coming year. These run the gamut – from fitness and health, to learning and growing, they are whatever you think you should do to become whatever you can be. Many fall by the wayside – either too ambitious or unimportant. People young and old make resolutions big and small. Combined with the coming of a new year, these can be a motivational launch pad for things you’ve always wanted to be. And because you are never too old to reinvent yourself, this nearly universal practice is a big part of ringing in with the new year, the new opportunities, the new possibilities, the new you. And as we look back one last time on the year just passed, be mindful of all you’ve accomplished, be grateful for all that you have, be optimistic about all that you can do, and be thankful for all the people who helped you to get here. So, set your goals and get ready to start the journey to achieve them. Take time to finalize your New Year’s resolutions today.
Broderick Stephen “Steve” Harvey Sr. (born 1957): American comedian, television host (Family Feud), actor, writer, and producer.
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