Multipotentialites are great at diving head-first into new endeavors. So, what’s the secret to actually moving forward on the new things we’re learning? And how do we keep our balance?
A Multifaceted Designer Reimagines Lost Paradise in Provincial Japan
My conversation with Kashmiri Australian fashion creator, author and service designer Priyanka Kaul on living between cultures, the transferability of the design industry, and not being boxed in.
What if We’re Never Going “Back to Normal”?
If you worry that the world might never be the same again, I have something to tell you: we can do better than the old status quo. And multipotentialites are uniquely equipped to imagine and build a better, more just world.
How to Create a Business that Fits with Your Multipotentiality (+ The Bundle is Back for 24 Hours!)
I sat down with renowned business coach, Michelle Ward, to talk about entrepreneurship, blending your passions together and the importance of finding the right amount of variety in your work.
The 2021 Multi-Passionate Must-Haves Bundle is Live Now!
I personally curated this selection of amazing resources for multipotentialites. Get over $2,000 worth of courses, ebooks and workshops—created for folks like us—for only $97. It’s available for just three days!
How to Pitch Your Writing with Kristin Wong & Alex Webb
I sat down with two award-winning writers to talk about the ins and outs of pitching your ideas to editors and how to be a multipotentialite writer without getting “niched in.”
If It’s Meaningful to You, That’s What Counts
It’s okay if your next big multipotentialite project happens inside your heart or inside your relationships. Also, I’ve got some big news to share.
The 2021 Multi-Passionate Must-Haves Bundle is Coming!
Over $2,000 worth of hand-picked courses, ebooks and workshops, by and for multipotentialites, available for only $97 from September 8-11, 2021.
Have I Really Missed My Chance?
Someone will always arrive at a new concept—or get onto a new platform—before you. But being late to the party doesn’t necessarily mean there’s no point in trying.
