When learning and having novel experiences is key to your identity, losing your gusto for the new can be a harsh blow. Here’s how to get back on track with what brings you joy.
Articles tagged "new things"
How to Keep Surprising Yourself—and Everyone Else
Have you ever looked around and smiled at the pleasantly unpredictable ways in which your life as a multipotentialite has unfolded? I say, let’s keep that going.
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.
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?
Have I Really Missed My Chance?
Someone will always arrive at a new concept—or get onto a new platform—before you. But being late to the party doesn’t necessarily mean there’s no point in trying.
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.
What Do We Do With the Goals That 2020 Crushed?
Sometimes you get everything you ever dreamed of. And sometimes, life requires you to take a closer look.
What Your Doldrums May Actually Be Telling You
Ever been bored, listless — in that place where nothing at all feels interesting? The doldrums might be your brain’s way of asking you to do something…
