If you find your multipotentialite mind is always stuck at 11, and you’re taking all your passions way too seriously, take a lesson from jazz and loosen up. Levity is self-care.
Articles tagged "fear"
How to Transform Your Haters into Helpers
No matter what heights you reach, somebody will always be upset by your success. But skillfully dealing with uninvited critics can transform them from an annoyance to an unexpected gift. Here’s how.
Your Permission Slip for an Unapologetic Life
Forgiving myself for the ways that my multipotentialite life didn’t move in a straight line clears the slate—so I can grant myself permission to create more beauty with less fear. Here’s how you can do the same.
Why You Should Keep Your Projects Secret
The case for creating your own super-secret lab has nothing to do with shyness. It’s all about the freedom and flexibility of working on your own terms.
Dear Puttylike: Our Multipotentialite Kid is Exhausting
He is interested in absolutely everything, and his thirsty mind seems impossible to satisfy. So, how can the parents of a brilliant multipotentialite kid balance their own self-care with teaching him life skills and feeding his curiosity?
Don’t Let Anyone Steal Your Multipotentialite Joy
If you thrive on trying new things and stepping out of your comfort zone, doubt and negativity from family and friends can feel like a big road block. Next time someone gives you a sideways look about your latest passion, consider what’s really behind their criticism.
Fearful About An Event On The Horizon? Tips from an Anxious Comedian
Upcoming Events… Presentations… Interviews… Here are some ways to work with the anxiety.
What to Do When Your Bucket List Is Too Damn Long
What will you do with your one wild and precious life? Pose this question to a multipotentialite and you might as well get comfortable—you’re in for a long answer.
Death Anxiety, for Those Who Die More Than Once
Some people believe that all anxiety is ultimately about death. And multipotentialites regenerate quite often. What does it mean for us to engage with death?