
The Art of Reinvention
How to Redesign Your Work, Life and IdentityBy Ken HellemLength5h 48m
About this audiobook
Is this it?
You did what you were supposed to do. Built the career. Collected the titles. Became good at what you do. Maybe you even got the life you once dreamed about.
So why doesn't it fit anymore?
The Art of Reinvention is for anyone who knows something needs to change, but isn't ready to burn everything down just to find out what.
Drawing on his own reinventions, the people he has coached, and dozens of conversations with people who changed direction, Ken Hellem offers a practical way to figure out what comes next.
The five stages of reinvention:
Acknowledge: notice what's missing
Rediscover: remember who you are
Get Inspired: explore what's possible
Sense: test it in real life
Embrace: claim your new identity
18 practical exercises.
You never start from zero. You start from right here.
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help, Business and Economics
Length5 hrs 48 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 25, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The Art of Reinvention
2350 Lunches
2Dedication: A Note on Names
24When the Lunches Become Data
3A Note on Names
25Sense
4Introduction
26You Can’t Taste a Spreadsheet
5When All Your Dreams Come True
27Impossible to Fail
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6Why Reinvent?
28The Dress Rehearsal
7The Four Types of Reinvention
29Decision Time
8How to Use This Book
30Embrace
9Acknowledge
31Becoming Who You Are
10The Honest Starting Line
32Let Me Reintroduce Myself
11Is This It?
33Is It Really True?
12Let’s Get Specific
34Make It a Living
13Hi, I’m Johan and I’m an Alcoholic
35Find Your Tribe
14Rediscover
36You’re Already Living It
15Who Are You? Really?
37Closing: The Next Time I Grow Up
16Don’t Buy a Van
38The Next Time I Grow Up
17Your True Self Archetype
39Thank You
18Your Core Values
40Acknowledgments
19Ikigai: Finding Your Purpose
41The Tools in This Book
20The Dark Night of the Soul
42Notes
21Get Inspired
43About the Author
22You Can’t Think Your Way to a New Life