A reader with a great career realizes they’re not where they want to be. The trouble is, it’s not clear what their next move should be… Neil offers tips for cultivating authentic self-knowledge and accepting the limiting nature of choice.
How to Keep Surprising Yourself—and Everyone Else
Have you ever looked around and smiled at the pleasantly unpredictable ways in which your life as a multipotentialite has unfolded? I say, let’s keep that going.
Don’t Let Anyone Steal Your Multipotentialite Joy
If you thrive on trying new things and stepping out of your comfort zone, doubt and negativity from family and friends can feel like a big road block. Next time someone gives you a sideways look about your latest passion, consider what’s really behind their criticism.
Anatomy of A Failed Month
Not every month can be great, but last month was a total disaster. Taking stock of what went wrong, and how I could respond differently next time, was a surprisingly powerful exercise.
Dear Puttylike: How Do I Prioritize My Multipotentialite Life?
A busy reader in a constant state of overwhelm wonders how to choose what’s most important—or even what to do next. Mel offers tips for creating authentic priorities that take individual personality into account.
Running Away from Your Problem May Be the Best Way to Solve It
When a difficult problem started keeping me up at night, I was forced to examine the way I relate to the big questions and dilemmas of life. My new method for solving problems might surprise you.
Why You Can’t Stick to One Thing, According to Your Sign
Changing things up is a key factor for multipotentialite wellbeing. Your astrological chart can tell you a lot about where you need the most variety in your life.
Can Niceness Change the World?
Everyone’s talking about the softness of Ted Lasso these days. He’s a brand new kind of TV protagonist. But can kindness prevail in the real world? Multipotentialite entrepreneur and “gentle rebel” Andy Mort thinks so.
This Coming Out Day, We Need to Talk About Grief
Revealing my true self to my family was what I needed to do in order to live a more authentic life. When it didn’t go as I’d hoped, I experienced a complex roller coaster of grief. Turns out, not everything can be a win-win.
