Face it: multipotentialites have a trying-to-monetize-everything problem. Here’s why having hobbies that are just for fun matters, and how you can get back to prioritizing them.
Articles tagged "self-care"
Find Balance in Your Relationships This Fall Equinox
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.
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.
Why You Need a Staycation & How to Make It Happen
A traditional vacation is not the only way to take a break. For multipotentialites, a staycation might be the perfect way to rest & recharge!
Summer Solstice Wants You to Treat Yourself
As multipotentialites, we spend a lot of time focused outside of ourselves. Keeping track of our goals and projects is basically it’s own full-time gig! On the longest day of the year, make sure you carve out a few hours to put yourself first.
How I Held Myself Together When My Multipotentialite Life Fell Apart
Multipods pack our schedules with activities, hobbies and social connections. Because we’re so busy (and we like it that way), personal or professional setback can seem to push our delicately balanced lives right over the edge. Here’s what I did when I found myself in a life so limited I could barely recognize it—or myself.
New Year, New Me? Try This Instead.
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.
The Antidote to Multipotentialite Burnout
Multipotentialites burn out for different reasons—and under different circumstances—than specialists. Stopping burnout at the source means identifying the unique cycles that get us there. Here’s where to start.
The Overthinker’s Guide to Getting Older
When your birthday is more “crushing emotional weight” than “parties and cake,” it might be time for a change in perspective. Here’s how to reframe some common anxieties about the passage of the years.
