Multipotentialites love self-improvement and trying new things, but the pressure to completely transform our lives on January 1st can be toxic. Here’s how to reinvent New Years, instead of reinventing yourself.
Articles in the category "Goals"
Befriending Time in The New Year
Is time your enemy or your ally? A gift, or a curse? All multipotentialites struggle with making space in our schedules for everything we want to do. Tweaking the way you experience time can help.
Elevate Your To-Do List with a WON’T DO List
Do you have undone tasks and projects eating away at your psyche? The accumulation of these tiny failures can be a constant source of low-level stress. Here’s the most powerful way I’ve found so far to banish them—and the related guilt—forever.
Why It’s Okay to Abandon Some of Your Goals
Ever almost launched into a whole new life…until it started to feel all wrong? Here’s the story of an international move that just wasn’t meant to be, and how to it inspired a more multipotentialite-friendly way forward.
Why Your Goals are Getting Away from You
Change is a constant in a multipotentialite’s life, yet we often insist on rigid plans. Here are three factors that lead to stalled or evolving goals, and how to make space for them so you can thrive.
Your Wins Exist. Celebrate Them!
Having goals is great, but if achievement only means moving on to the next task…what’s the point? Celebrating your wins—big and small—can lead to a more joyful and productive life.
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.
A Kinder Way of Setting Goals
January has come and gone. This time of year, it’s not uncommon to feel like you’ve dropped the ball on your new years resolutions. How can you shift to set better goals that are better aligned with your multipotentialite nature?
The Infamous Goal-Setting Post of 2021
2020 confounded my expectations. Looking ahead, how will I balance adding much-needed structure with maintaining the flexibility that this moment demands?
