As I struggled to make sense of my life as a young multipotentialite, the journals of Søren Kierkegaard seemed to echo my thoughts. It turns out that this nineteenth century philosopher’s thoughts on identity and anxiety are more relevant than ever.
Articles in the category "Learning"
5 Role Models You Need in Your Life
As a multipotentialite, you’ll probably never meet a single individual who shares all of your diverse interests and pursuits. You need multiple role models that align with your long-term career and lifestyle goals.
5 “Back to School” Inspired Hacks for Multipotentialites
Even those of us who are long past graduation can learn a lot from school—from time management to self-care. And the most impactful of those lessons aren’t what you might think.
My Multipotentialite Tour of Woo
I’d arrived at a familiar crossroads, and I needed to look more closely at my entire life. Here’s what happened when I turned to some unconventional modalities for fresh insights.
The Demoralizing Truth About Learning New Things
When learning something complex, it can feel like the goalposts escape you as new areas of knowledge open up. Planning and persistence are key to avoiding overwhelm—so is knowing when to pivot.
A Love Note to Amateurishness
Doing things “just for fun” opens us up to new kinds of satisfaction, joy and enthusiasm. Here’s what happened when I dipped my toe into a world that’s typically reserved for experts.
A Mindfulness Tool for Your Multipotentialite Curiosity
This “cheat code for meditation” might surprise you…and it might be just what your curious multipotentialite heart needs.
Want to Do Everything? There’s Time for That.
Multipotentialites are notorious for wanting to jump headfirst into every new interest—even though it’s physically and emotionally impossible! Here’s how to decide what to pursue, what to put on the back burner, and when to jump in.
Falling Down the Multipotentialite Rabbit Hole
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?
