As multipotentialites, the community we have around us can truly be make-or-break — for our careers and for our personal wellbeing. This equinox, take some space to look at which relationships are feeding you, which are draining you, and how you can be of service to those you love.
Articles tagged "relationships"
A Multipotentialite-Multipotentialite Dating Story
Common wisdom about romance doesn’t always apply to multipotentialites—especially when two of us are dating each other. Here’s what happened to me when I dipped my toe into dating a fellow multipotentialite, and how we negotiated everything that came after.
What Are the Multipotentialite Love Languages?
Multipotentialites are different from specialists, and we respond to different expressions of affection and care. If you are struggling to identify your love language from the predefined list, it might be worthwhile to shift your perspective.
The Multipotentialite Community Changed My Life
When I’m with my people, I can count on a shared understanding of our unique multipotentialite gifts and challenges. Ten years ago, I thought I was broken. But being part of this community has given me permission to be my true self—wherever I go.
How to Deal When You and Your Partner Are Both Having a Bad Mental Health Day
My wife and I both struggle with our mental health from time to time. The hardest is when those times overlap–when we’re both doing badly. Here are some strategies we use when this happens.
How to Have Fun With Your Specialist Partner
Yes, it’s possible.
So, You’re a Multipotentialite. Here’s How to Break It To Your Specialist Family.
Is your family super-focused on doing One Thing, and always pushing you towards specializing in your career choices? Here’s how to navigate conversations with your folks about your many interests.
How to Make Your Free Time Count
When you find yourself with an unstructured block of time, what should you do? There are so many options!
Multipotentialites and Love: Do We Eventually Get Bored in Our Relationships?
Does the multipotentialite need for variety, our yearning to explore new things, and the boredom we feel once we’ve “gotten what we came for” in our projects extend to our relationships?
