I spent close to fifty years trying really hard to be what I thought was considered normal, and frequently fell short of the mark. The more I tried to bend myself to society’s standard, the more abnormal I felt. Then, I had an epiphany.
Can You Be the Wrong Kind of Multipotentialite?
Multipotentialites who are also overachievers can have a difficult time sorting through their motivations. If you’ve ever felt like you have all the passions for all the wrong reasons, take heart. You belong!
Join Emilie for Two Free Multipotentialite Workshops
Are you an aspiring entrepreneur? Or are you looking to connect, collaborate and swap skills with other friendly multipotentialites? You don’t want to miss these two upcoming Puttylike events!
Passing Fancy or Next Big Project? Podcasts Can Help You Decide
Finding a new interest (or five) isn’t difficult for multipotentialites. Deciding exactly where to invest your time and money can be more challenging. Podcasts can help.
4 Ways for Busy Multipotentialites to Stay Grounded this Taurus Season
April can feel like a time to dive in and do everything all at once, but that makes self-care even more important. Beautify your space, embrace rest, and lean on your personal routines to keep your balance.
What an Artificial Intelligence Taught Me about Perfectionism
I thought it would be fun to teach a computer to write like me. Like many enthusiastic multipotentialites before me, I found myself adjusting my expectations as big ambitions collided with reality. Somehow, it was great.
The Stars Will Never Align. Don’t Wait to Start.
As multipotentialites, we often find ourselves looking forward to the next thing we want to accomplish, learn or try. If you frequently put your next big (or small) thing on a high shelf until all conditions are ideal, you’re probably missing out.
Do You Feel Like Too Much and Not Enough at the Same Time? You May Have a Rainforest Mind.
People with these complex and fast-moving minds are often thought of as larger than life. If you’re highly sensitive, creative, colorful, intense, prolific, intelligent, effervescent – and misunderstood – this one’s for you.
A Case for Trying Less Hard
Despite what hustle culture would have you believe, more effort does not always yield better results. If you find yourself stuck, taking a step back can be the smartest way forward.
