Reinvention doesn’t require rock bottom. You can choose it when life is “fine.” Sheila shares a practical framework: take inventory, create intentional energy, and run 90‑day life prototypes. You’ll learn how to design small experiments in health, self‑expression, and fun that build momentum without blowing up your life. The episode closes with a simple homework prompt to start your own 90‑day experiment and reclaim main‑character energy.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 — Why wait for rock bottom? Choose reinvention now
02:09 — Set the intention for today’s episode
02:27 — Take inventory: health, visibility, and fun
04:37 — Create intentional energy: find your “why now”
06:57 — Prototype your next self: 90‑day experiments
09:13 — Homework and call to action
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KEYWORDS:
reinvention without rock bottom; 90‑day experiment; prototype your life; intentional energy; main character energy; self‑improvement; momentum; Small Talk with Sheila; personal growth; lifestyle design
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