Thoughtful Thursdays: Do you take the opportunity to reinvent yourself whenever possible?

Do you take every opportunity to reinvent yourself as a leader? On this week's #ThoughtfulThursdays episode, Lorenzo discussed the importance of resetting your leadership when you change teams.<br />Buy Lorenzo's leadership book here:<br />Vision, Clarity, Support: A Leadership Crash Course on the 3 Pillars of Success<br />#Leadership #HackingYourLeadership #StarkEngagementConsulting #LifeOfLozo<br /><a href="mailto:lozo@lifeoflozo.com">lozo@lifeoflozo.com</a><br /><a href="mailto:chris@starkengagement.com">chris@starkengagement.com</a><br />Hacking Your Leadership Website<br />Hacking Your Leadership Instagram<br />Leadership Memes Twitter<br />Stark Engagement Consulting<br />Life Of Lozo<br />Hey everyone this is Lorenzo from hacking your leadership and welcome to another thoughtful Thursday episode! <br />Happy New Year and thanks for listening to the first episode of the 2020.<br />We have some new concepts and more content coming out this year and Chris and I wanted to thank you for all of the feedback, questions and support during 2019.<br />I know we ask every Thursday, but your reviews and subscriptions to the podcast really help us quite a bit, so if you didn’t get a chance to write a review or click the subscribe button last year or you just started checking out our show, please take a second to review us or subscribe right now while your listening to this episode! Thanks in advance!<br />On this episode, I want to talk about reinvention. As leaders we typically get a chance to reinvent ourselves or at least hit a little reset button when we get promoted or even just move or transfer to a new team. When done correctly, we consider what things we want to be known for and what things we want to leave behind. Many times, just joining a new team allows us to shake some of the old bad decisions we made or strained relationships we caused. <br />Chris and I spent time talking about our Culture Acronym in a previous series and the first letter of the acronym is the letter C standing for Consider yourself and