Innovation Happens at the Intersections

I think I've summed up my entire philosophy in one Venn diagram. Haha.

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How to Avoid Overbooking Yourself as a Scanner

This is a guest post by Benjamin Paul. If you’re a scanner, multipotentialite, lovable space cadet, or whatever you like to call yourself, one of your biggest grievances with the world is probably that you just don’t have enough time to pursue everything you want to pursue. Maybe you’re a waiter who has no time [...]

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A Disturbing Trend in the Blogosphere…

I’ve noticed a disturbing trend in the blogosphere lately… It seems that a lot of successful multipotentialite entrepreneurs have been publishing blog posts about how, when it comes to choosing a topic for your business, it’s best to “choose one thing”. This baffles me, as most of these people actually brought multiple interests together. It’s [...]

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How to Deal with the Jerks and Naysayers Who Think You’re Just “Indecisive”

The other day on Twitter, I was asked the following question: As a multipotentialite, how do you convince people that you’re not just indecisive? The short answer? You can’t. Sorry, I know that’s not the most encouraging answer… But when it comes down to it, you can’t control other people’s opinions of you. However, what [...]

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Are Multipotentialites the Innovators of the Future?

This is a guest post by Michelle Nickolaisen. Most people treat being a multipotentialite at best, as a cute personality quirk, and at worst, as a defect that will ruin your career, any possibility of being taken seriously by anyone ever, and of course, your social life in its entirety. (Okay, maybe that’s an exaggeration. But [...]

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