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Emilie Wapnick

Emilie Wapnick (they/them) is the CEO and Founder of Puttylike, The Puttyverse and Wingtip Astrology, where they help multipotentialites build lives and careers around ALL their interests. Unable to settle on one path themself, Emilie studied music, art, film production and law, graduating from the Law Faculty at McGill University. They are the author of the award-winning book, How to Be Everything (HarperCollins), and their TED talk has been viewed 8 million times. You can learn more about Emilie here.

When Working On Your Projects Feels Horribly Painful…

Do you ever feel intimidated by your projects, particularly the ones that feel challenging and meaningful? Here’s how to proceed anyway.

I Do, Therefore I Am…?

Do we become our projects? Have you ever felt pressure to keep doing something simply because it’s worked for you in the past?

How to Be Everything is Out in Italian, Dutch, and Korean (with More Languages Coming)!

My book is out in a bunch of different languages. Check out this dope octopus cover!

Why You Should Listen to Yourself and Do What You Want to Do

Do you ever feel like you’re constantly responding to other people’s needs and ignoring your own?

A Tool to Help You ROCK Your 2018 Goals

The terror I’m feeling after sending my creative work out for feedback, the latest news in our multipotentialite community, and an awesome tool to help you track your new years goals.

2018 is Nearly Here! Looking Back & Looking Forward

2017 was supposed to be the “year of rest.” HA!

Confidence, Mental Health

Share Your Multipotentialite Story and Get Featured on Puttylike

I’ve decided to try a fun experiment at Puttylike. I would like to hear about your interactions with friends and family members as you navigate the holidays.

You Know You’re a Multipotentialite When… (The Comic Edition)

Do you exhibit these common multipotentialite behaviours?

Sometimes the Impulsive Choice Is the Right Choice

I’m not an impulsive person. If anything, I tend to overthink. But sometimes, NOT thinking and just jumping into a project or adventure is the absolute best thing you can do.