"Whatever worked up to this point has run out of steam, and it's not interesting, possible, or relevant to serve as a platform to carry you forward," entrepreneur and author Hod Fleishman writes on his website.
"It could be that something within you changed or something external, but here you are.
It's up to you to chart a new course for your life."
In his "What's Next" column, Fleishmanwho says he's "an entrepreneur, innovator, and creator"encourages readers to "getty" and decide whether it's time for a "new (revolution)" or a "reform" in their lives.
"One seeks to find a solution within the system, the other to create a new system.
Reform means we will identify the few cogs that don't spin correctly and adjust them while keeping the clock running," Fleishman writes.
"We won't fix any cogs but focus on a few broken teeth in a single cog....
One seeks to keep things manageable, and the focus is mostly on making sure things keep going in the same general direction, with a few small but impactful changes.
Sometimes a fixed cog or a new watch
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