multi • potential • ite
a person with many interests and creative pursuits.
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How Multipotentialites Make Money
A crash-course on the many ways multipotentialites make a living + worksheets to help generate custom career ideas.
Renaissance Business
A guide to help turn multiple interests into one digital business.
How to be Everything
A comprehensive companion for the multipotentialite.
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Dear Puttylike: Should I Quit Pursuing My Degree?
A multipotentialite graduate student has been feeling bored by their course of study, and there’s no end in sight! Is quitting an option?
Call for Writers
Could you be the newest member of our diverse team of multipotentialite minds? Puttylike is hiring regular contributors and a copywriter. Read on for all the details!
The Demoralizing Truth About Learning New Things
When learning something complex, it can feel like the goalposts escape you as new areas of knowledge open up. Planning and persistence are key to avoiding overwhelm—so is knowing when to pivot.
Laughter is Self-Care for Your Sense of Perspective
If you find your multipotentialite mind is always stuck at 11, and you’re taking all your passions way too seriously, take a lesson from jazz and loosen up. Levity is self-care.
The Multipotentialite Community Changed My Life
When I’m with my people, I can count on a shared understanding of our unique multipotentialite gifts and challenges. Ten years ago, I thought I was broken. But being part of this community has given me permission to be my true self—wherever I go.
Ikigai Isn’t What You Think…It’s Much Better
I thought this life-changing concept was about checking all the boxes until you landed on a career that fulfilled every singe one of your needs—leading inevitably to happiness. As it turns out, happiness isn’t the point at all.
