Podcasts about multipotentialites

I've known Jon Sanders for several years now, and he's a pretty amazing guy.  Some people give the advice of only focusing on one thing at a time, but there are a rare few folks who thrive and excel doing multiple things at a time. Multipreneurs? Multipotentialites? Jack of all trades and master of many? Whatever you want to call them, Jon is one.   EntrePastors- https://www.entrepastors.com/ 605 Blinds- https://www.605blinds.com/ Dakota Small Jobs- https://dakotasmalljobs.com/    Things mentioned in the show: Membership Freedom- https://ruggeddad.krtra.com/t/GJ8IyjicS5a4 Wealth of Connection by Vincent Pugliese- https://amzn.to/3YhL3gH  E-Myth by Michael Gerber- https://amzn.to/4jcEe8b  Profit First by Mike Michalowicz- https://amzn.to/4cchG5c  Acquisitional Wealth by Josh Tolley- https://amzn.to/4cfT77l  Main Street Millionaire by Codie Sanchez- https://amzn.to/42d8Xej    --- Check out the sweet Hyper X mic I'm using. https://amzn.to/41AF4px    Check out Dr. Dave's Streams of Income at: www.drdavidpowers.com   www.instagram.com/drdavidpowers  www.youtube.com/@streamsofincomebydrdave  --- Join the Streams of Income community at www.facebook.com/groups/streamsofincomedream  --- Check out Passive Income Engines to find your own Streams of Income at www.SelfCoachYourself.com --- Check out my best-selling books: Rapid Skill Development 101- https://amzn.to/3J0oDJ0 Streams of Income with Ryan Reger- https://amzn.to/3SDhDHg Strangest Secret Challenge- https://amzn.to/3xiJmVO --- This page contains affiliate links. This means that if you click a link and buy one of the products on this page, I may receive a commission (at no extra cost to you!) This doesn't affect our opinions or our reviews. Everything we do is to benefit you as the reader, so all of our reviews are as honest and unbiased as possible. --- #passiveincome #sidehustle #cryptocurrency #richlife

Are multipotentialites cut out for politics? Perhaps better than most. But we're discussing something other than your talking head, backroom strategist, gotcha moment politics. We're talking about retail politics, the type that listens to complaints, understands problems, and connects the dots to resolve issues. The type of multitasking, multifaceted, every-day-different job that is made for a multipotentialite! The post How Do Multipotentialites Approach Politics? With Joel C. – The MultiPod 110 appeared first on The Puttyverse.

Ted and Colleen sat down to record an in-person conversation about live events, finding our place as multipotentialites, introducing the concept to others (as so often happens), and "finding your people." Plus, the Puttyverse inspired Everything Conference is happening again and we've got the scoop. The post “Just Buy the Ticket!” Live Events for Multipotentialites, with Colleen – The MultiPod 103 appeared first on The Puttyverse.

Struggling to niche down? You're probably a multipotentialite.A multipotentialite is someone with many interests and creative pursuits.But it doesn't mean you can't be a successful creator.Jake McNeill is the founder of Creative Hackers. He has developed mental models and frameworks to help Multipotentialites leverage their divergent thinking and maximise their potential whilst working with artists, creators and entrepreneurs.In this episode of Creators on Air, Jake McNeill, founder of Creative Hackers joins us to discuss what it means to be a multipotentialite, being authentic as a creative entrepreneur and overcoming dopamine overdose.Follow Jake:

I'm so happy to share this fun chat with you! My wonderful friend, Event Planner and Lettering Artist Vivi Cardoso from Calligravivs shares her story, how she loves singing, dancing, always being creative and how she does all the different things. Vivi is based in Montreal and she is a self-taught artist with a modern, fresh and elegant style. She has been doing lettering and calligraphy since 2016, but it wasn't until 2020 that she started providing her services professionally for weddings, special events, brand activations and corporate gifts. We share a deep love for lettering and for both of us Multipotentialites, lettering has been a pretty consistent factor. There are some aha moments and wonderful tips and things in this chat, including how to answer the question "What do you do for a living?"... :) You can find Vivi on her website (Calligravivs.com) and Instagram (@calligravivs). Make sure to follow her and show her

Getting clarity & unstuck as a multipotentialite neurodivergent thinker w/ Jake of Creative Hackers Connect with Jake Website: https://www.creativehackers.co/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jakecreativehackers?lang=en 00:00 Intro to Jake & his work 05:32 Living up to your potential 08:32 Multipotentialites and neurodivergent thinking 14:07 getting unstuck 19:00 Being authentic and vulnerable 23:00 How Jake's strategy session works 29:00 Self Confidence as a creator 33:00 Embracing creativity Download Notion! https://notion.grsm.io/jenna-redfield Notion Foundations Online Course (with ADHD Life Tracker Notion Template included) https://notionfoundations.com Get My Notion Templates Content Calendar Template, ADHD Life Tracker, Business Tracker https://notion.jennaredfield.com/templates Join my Notion FB Groups! Marketing & Notion https://www.facebook.com/groups/marketingandnotion ADHD & Notion https://www.facebook.com/groups/adhdandnotion Shop my Amazon Storefront https://www.amazon.com/shop/twincitiescollective?ref=cm_sw_em_r_inf_own_twincitiescollective_dp_8RWpsBczfStVY Sign up for my best & favorite resources & Notion templates here •Notion Templates •Apps that work with Notion •Other Notion Resources •Favorite Notion Videos •Facebook Groups https://notion.jennaredfield.com/resources Listen to the Optimization Podcast https://podcast.jennaredfield.com LINKS

Have you ever felt guilty for being multipotentialite? Okay, now if you don't know what that means, it means you are a person who has many different interests and creative pursuits in life. Multipotentialites have no “one true calling” the way specialists do. They have many paths and pursue all of them, either sequentially or simultaneously. But wait, Is letting go fine? okay? good? That's a question to be asked. People judge each other based on many things. Interests, Pursuits, Ideas, and Careers are a few among them that are always questioned first evidently. So, here is a try to understand how is it to let go of one thing and start something new, not once but again and again and again with one of the most influential figures of my life. We have Dr. Femida Ali, A Dentist, Principal, NLP Practitioner, Skills Trainer, Freelance Photographer, Mom, Cancer Registrar, Medical Transcription Trainer, Founder of Aspire 2 Inspire, and currently an aspiring Life Coach in her mid 40's joining Rizwan Ramzan in this special episode of The Mallu Show. You know what I'm saying right? Rizwan and Fermida both have a lot in common being multipotentialites and as Rizwan says, Rizwan is still exploring everything about Life and its Meaning, this turns out to be an amazing conversation about starting, stopping, and restarting. And today, Femida decodes Rizwan's doubts about everything Hope, Letting go, Starting again, and Sympathy. Dr. Femida aka Fimtha aka Femslens on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/femslens/ So this is Episode 75 of The Mallu Show, How to Start Again with Dr. Femida Ali and Rizwan Ramzan. Happy Listening, and Happy Growing! I would love to hear your genuine feedback. INSTAGRAM: @rizmango https://www.instagram.com/rizmango/ #lettinggo #startagain #MalayalamPodcast #RizMango - About : RizMango by Rizwan Ramzan Ahamed - Mango Social is the ULTIMATE self-improvement & self-help channel. We began as a channel only for motivational and inspirational videos in English. Eventually, we are starting to cover topics such as personal growth, etiquette, meditation, mental health, communication skills & even entrepreneurship in Malayalam. Today RizMango is the home for The Mallu Show or TMS - The No.1 Self-Improvement Podcast in Malayalam and Kerala's Smartest Podcast. A show where we host the country's greatest success stories and try digging out their secrets to success. Every conversation on The Mallu Show is intellectual, deep & informational. We cover everyone from entrepreneurs to homemakers to writers to even athletes. Every conversation is an EXTREME learning experience for the viewer. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themallushow/message

Are you someone who tends to jump from one interest to the next and buy ALL THE THINGS related to said interest? Is it something that frustrates you? Well, you're not alone. In this episode, I breakdown the reason we jump from hobby to hobby and what to lookout for if you tend to buy impulsively around your many interests. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» ♡ G E T CO A C H E D ! ⟡http://itsadhdfriendly.com/coaching

Determined to receive prestigious job offers from his preferred companies, Harold Pietri was very strategic in the steps he took to get there. Harold finished his undergrad work in Venezuela before moving to the United States to get his MBA. He wasn't done traveling yet though as he applied to his dream company in Spain to stand out and worked hard to end up back in the states. Now, Harold is an Enterprise Account Executive at Amazon Web Services. In this episode, Harold shares his journey and some strategies he used to get multiple job offers (in multiple fields), and some advice to others working towards their dreams.   IN THIS EPISODE: [00:57] Harold shares some of his job background and how he knows Alan [09:57] Interview tips for people who have a wide range of experiences (multipotentialites) [13:15] Harold's story of moving from Venezuela to the United States [27:56] How Harold went about securing other job offers as leverage [33:10] How Harold chose AWS over other job offers [45:40] Advice for students in MBAs to get internships and job offers   KEY TAKEAWAYS: You have to spread your net wide and work hard to land a good job.  It takes preparation, creativity, networking, and effort in the job search. Having multiple diverse experiences can be beneficial for your job, but you have to be creative and know how to market yourself to show you are specialized as well. There is more than one path to get to where you want to be.  It can take some creativity and thinking outside the box to get there. BIO: Harold Pietri is currently an Enterprise Account Executive at Amazon Web Services. He recently graduated with his MBA from The University of Rochester's Simon Business School, where he specialized in Technology Consulting, Strategy & Pricing. He's owned and operated businesses in e-commerce and retail, and worked as Chief Sales Marketing Officer for a digital marketing agency in LATAM. Harold believes in a breadth of experiences and following your curiosity. RESOURCE LINKS SYCK Podcast "Multipotentialite" TED Talk “Great on the Job” book by Jodi Glickman Harold Pietri LinkedIn Simon Business School Website  

In this new moon episode, we discuss work, career and success. We will be speaking to Emilie Wapnik, author of ‘How To Be Everything - A Guide For Those Who Still Don't Know What They Want To Be When They Grow Up'. Venus also reviews the book ‘Think & Grow Rich' by Napoleon Hill. The episode ends with a guided meditation with affirmations for a successful career.

Tune in to this very interesting chat with Jessie Tang, founder of ACross Culture Podcast, multitalented artist and thinker. We discuss backgrounds, cultures (first, second, third and more), multicultural church, bridge-building and of course identity in relation to our Christian faith. Merry Christmas and very Happy New Year ahead! Here is an interesting link to related content, the besea.cc group's podcast 'No Time for Silence' https://podcasts.apple.com/ee/podcast/no-time-for-silence/id1591521924  Here's a link to Jessie's own podcast, ACross Culture https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/across-culture/id1525745568 These are available on various platforms – see Jessie's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/acrossculturepod  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/grace-touch/support

#038 - Join Jennie for the “choosing a domain name” episode. If you want to do all the things, you might wonder if you should buy a different domain for each of those things. Diane Foy–who has been an arts and entertainment publicist, a makeup artist, fashion photographer, PR & marketing coach, music journalist, artist manager, jewelry designer, pet care specialist, creativity coach and podcaster–says no. It took her a long time to get to this point, but in this episode, she tells Jennie why putting everything on one site is bringing her the satisfaction she was always missing.The ladies discuss:why you should stop caring if people are confused about what you do,how coaching is a great way to combine everything you love,why you should do it all–but not at once,the key to managing overwhelm,and the value of doing the work that most people won't do.Listen to Diane's podcast, Multi-passionate Artists or follow her on the socials @dianefoyarts. If you're into FREE goodies, check out her ebook, Fans, Media & Industry Attraction Playbook for Artists, Musicians & Actors. You can also apply for a free discovery coaching session at www.dianefoy.com. Join Diane's Multi-Passionate Artists groups on Facebook: www.dianefoy.com/facebook and Clubhouse: www.dianefoy.com/clubhouse.Follow me, Jennie, on Facebook and Instagram @yourcreativefairygodmother and come watch the video version of these episodes on YouTube!If you think this content is deserving of a tip, I'd be ever so grateful if you'd leave one here. I plan to use all proceeds for magick supplies and I promise to use my powers for good.Music Credit:Brighter Days by Markvard & Kvarmezhttps://soundcloud.com/markvardhttps://soundcloud.com/simen-eliassen-kvarmeCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/brighter-daysMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/jVEoeR9AunY

Entrepreneurship can be a lonely career, but with Pamela Slim's new book, The Widest Net (and the marketing method found within the pages), Pam encourages us all to take Tiny Marketing Actions to discover new customers right in front of us. In this episode, we talk about: - Pam's new method of marketing, which involves tapping into your ecosystem and connecting with the right people - How to determine your ideal client based on what they're going through/what they need, rather than demographics - Why coming up with the perfect job title holds us back from doing the work we're meant to do - How introverts can thrive when entering situations with lots of people - When the right time is to quit your job and start a business, plus how to prepare to make that shift *** ABOUT OUR GUEST Pamela Slim is an author, community builder, consultant and former corporate director of training and development at Barclays Global Investors. She focused her first decade in business on creating and delivering training programs for large companies such as HP, Charles Schwab, 3Com, Chevron and Cisco Systems. Since 2005, Pam has advised thousands of entrepreneurs as well as companies serving the small business market such as Infusionsoft, Progressive Insurance, Constant Contact and Prezi. Pam partnered with author Susan Cain to build and launch the Quiet Revolution and the Quiet Leadership Institute. Pam is best known for her book Escape from Cubicle Nation (named Best Small Business and Entrepreneur book of 2009 from 800 CEO Read) along with her follow up book Body of Work. Both were published by Penguin/Portfolio. Her upcoming book The Widest Net will be published by McGraw Hill in November 2021. In 2016, Pam launched the Main Street Learning Lab in Mesa, Arizona, a grassroots, community-based think tank for small business economic acceleration. http://pamelaslim.com/ke *** REFERENCED ON THE SHOW - Emilie Wapnick: 'How To Be Everything' (Multipotentialites) https://puttylike.com/ - Susan Cain: 'Quiet' (Introverts) https://www.quietrev.com/ - James Clear: 'Atomic Habits' (1% better daily) https://amzn.to/3k4Y5Kp - Pamela Slim: 'An Open Letter to CEOs Across the Corporate World' http://escapefromcubiclenation.com/2006/05/04/open-letter-to-ceos-coos-cios-and-cfos-across-the-corporate-world/ - Amy Cuddy: 'The Pandemic Flux' https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/08/11/pandemic-anxiety-psychology-delta/ *** SUPPORT THE SHOW Support this podcast by shopping with my Amazon link: http://amazon.yourbestselfiepodcast.com. (By using that link, anything you buy on Amazon — even outside of the lists you'll see — will give me a little kick-back with no extra cost to you. Thank you!) Take a screenshot and share it on social media — be sure to tag me @heycarrieand! Leaving a review on Apple Podcasts helps others find the show and gives you major brownie points in my book. Connect with me on Instagram: @heycarrieand Learn more at https://carrieand.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heycarrieand/support

 Have you ever struggled to figure out what you want to be when you grow up? Or maybe you're already grown up and you still balance multiple interests and don't feel like you can just fit into one box. Today's guest, Emilie Wapnick, has created a whole set of resources just for people like that - people like you and like me - and I actually have a hunch that there are a lot of us among tiny house dwellers. The word that Emilie uses is "multipotentialite" and in this conversation we're going to talk about what a multipotentialite is and what our unique needs are when it comes to finding work and feeling fulfilled in our pursuits, whether it's work, creativity, or more. It's a really interesting conversation and I think you'll learn some things about yourself and about how you can apply some tips and techniques to planning and building a tiny house. Full show notes and images at thetinyhouse.net/173In This Episode:How do you know if you're a multipod?Advice for taking on a large project, like a tiny houseDo you ever stop being a multipotentialite?Why Emilie chose to live tiny and what she learned from itHow to prioritize your projects and protect your time (and wallet)Work models that help multipods earn an incomeThis Week's Sponsor: PrecisionTempPrecisionTemp is making one product to solve two issues that I know everyone deals with in a tiny house: running out of hot water and heating your tiny house. PrecisionTemp has made the amazing TwinTemp Junior propane tankless water heater, which provides unlimited hot water for your tiny house and hydronic heating. This means you get warm heated floors, so there are no cold spots. It's designed specifically for tiny houses and features whisper-quiet operation as well as high efficiency. If you want more information on how PrecisionTemp can help make living tiny easier and more comfortable visit precisiontemp.com. While you're there, use the coupon code THLP for $100 off the TwinTemp Junior plus free shipping.

Are you confused about which approach would work best for you when searching for your place in the workforce? Multipotentialites have a hard time finding their niche because we have so many. Don't fret, I'm here to help! In today's episode, I go over all the different job approaches outlined by Emilie Wapnick in her book. If you relate to any one of these approaches, please find me on Instagram and let me know which one! I'm definitely a SLASHER and I'm certain you'll agree! P.S. If you feel like checking out my photography portfolio, feel free to find me at www.Roaya.Smugmug.com

In this episode of Your Potential for Everything, host Alex discusses next steps for the Your Potential for Everything Community and being a Multipotentialite. Be sure to listen and subscribe to her podcast and subscribe to her YPFE newsletter for weekly insights & knowledge direct to your inbox. Follow along with Alex: Website: yourpotentialforeverything.com Instagram: @yourpotentialforeverything Newsletter: https://bit.ly/3dGvFUQ Book a call: https://www.yourpotentialforeverything.com/booknow Course & Book Series: yourpotentialforeverything.com/books        

In this week's episode we look at one of my favourite topics - multipotentiality. Say WHAT?You will learn:-Why I skipped publishing last week's episode-What to do when you have multiple passions & interests and you are not sure which one to commit to-What multipotentiality is and why it's your superpower-What is a portfolio career and how you could design yours-Why Richard Branson is one of the most successful multipotentialites on the planet***Schedule your your consultation:https://calendly.com/coachvilmausaite/60min***Instagram:@vilma.usaite

If you have no idea of what multipotentiality is about, then this episode has been recorded for you. Natacha Emilien, the MD of Red Dot is one of those people, called multipotentialite. We can think they are jack-of-all-trades, however, it's wrong.As the saying goes, Jack of all trades, master of none! Multipotentialites are masters of many. Unfortunately they are often misjudged and may not fit in the corporate world, where hyperspecialization make them uncomfortable.By listening to Natacha, you may discover that you are a multipotentialite, and if not, you will learn how to handle those rare and rich people. A fascinating topic that will open many windows. Enjoy!

Please don't make me choose! In today's world, there are millions of people who don't believe they have one true calling in life. These "renaissance souls" want to make all their passions, their journey. If you are unwilling to settle on doing just one thing for the rest of your life, this talk is for you. Some characterize us as a generalists (jack of all trades), or scanners, polymaths or renaissance souls. But in reality, we live a very dynamic and colorful life. Wouldn't you love to have someone at work who can juggle multiple types of projects? Meet your tribe. Job Search Empowerment News," hosted by Carla Leininger of KZSU's Global Ginga World Music Show, provides the latest labor market information, employment trends, technology information, job searching tips and special interviews. Let's get you working again! Joel Zaslofsky is the host of the My Smart and Simple Matters podcast and a believer that we MUST build a life around all our interests NOW instead of limiting our passions, skills, and creative outlets for a “someday” that may never come.

Heute geht es um Menschen, die kein Experte in einem bestimmten Feld sind und damit zufrieden sind, sogenannte Multipotentialites.

EPIDEMIC w/ Dr. Celine Gounder: With Us, About Us Black Americans are one of the groups who report less interest in receiving the COVID vaccine. Black healthcare workers want to change that. Job Search Empowerment News: Multipotentialites w/ Joel Zaslofsky Please don't make me choose! In today's world, there are millions of people who don't believe they have one true calling in life. These "renaissance souls" want to make all their passions, their journey. If you are unwilling to settle on doing just one thing for the rest of your life, this talk is for you. Some characterize us as a generalists (jack of all trades), or scanners, polymaths or renaissance souls. But in reality, we live a very dynamic and colorful life. Wouldn't you love to have someone at work who can juggle multiple types of projects? Meet your tribe. Job Search Empowerment News," hosted by Carla Leininger of KZSU's Global Ginga World Music Show, provides the latest labor market information, employment trends, technology information, job searching tips and special interviews. Let's get you working again! Joel Zaslofsky is the host of the My Smart and Simple Matters podcast and a believer that we MUST build a life around all our interests NOW instead of limiting our passions, skills, and creative outlets for a “someday” that may never come.

In today’s episode, I’ll be breaking down some of the superpowers of a multipotentialite & I’ll share a few of my personal adventures with these traits to help you see the bigger picture! I’m certain they might sound EERILY familiar to you. BUT first, please be sure to press that subscribe button wherever you listen to podcasts and if you like what you hear please leave a review to help my audience grow. Oh, and if you are on instagram please pop in and say HI! My handle is @Michelle Rukny

►Today we are talking with Anupam Kundu the co-founder / CEO of RealValue, a video analytics and visual intelligence platform. As well as, CEO/Co-Founder of CalculAI, polymath, strategist, future of work enthusiast, visual thinker, and dog lover ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ►

Thank you so much for tuning in to my first episode of Renaissance Woman - The Podcast that inspires, uplifts and elevates Multipotentialites, Polymaths and Renaissance Folks like you and I. First, let me explain what the heck a Renaissance Woman is! Also known as a Polymath or Multipotentialite the technical definition is someone whose expertise spans a significant number of different subjects or a person who draws on complex bodies of knowledge to solve specific problems. We are multi-passionate, jack of all trades and proficient at them all! I know, I know, I’ve heard the saying: Jack of all trades, master of none, but WE are the exception to the rule. We will dive deeper into the mind of the multipotentialiate and hopefully show you that it’s Okay to be the way you are! Www.Instagram.com/michellerukny

They are all uncommon! And much of the time can be ignored by the mainstream, leading to identity confusion within oneself. Not sure what these even are? Tune in to unlock the secrets of these not-so-uncommon personality types. This week we are hosting Barbera Schouten. She is an intuitive ambitious alien who identifies as both a HSP and a Multipotentialite! Tuning in from rural Netherlands, Barbera is a transformation coach, a speaker and an author. She specializes in helping people who feel different than others to be deeply connected with their authentic (spiritual) self, have a crystal clear vision of the life they truly want to live and reignite their passion & purpose, so they can have a soulful, profitable business, achieve their dreams and live a fullfilled life. She has written 4 books & 3 Online Programs and she regularly writes blogs on LinkedIn that have helped even more people to "come out of the closet'. She has her own TV Show called HSP TV on Youtube in which she talks about all things HSP, Energy and Entrepreneurship related. She is the host of a Podcast called 100% Yourself With Barbera on which she discusses everything you need to know to be able to be 100% Yourself On this episode learn who these people are in your life, and even diagnose if you yourself meet the criteria! This may change your life, so buckle up and get ready to forget everything you have ever been told! Just for a minute... Today's podcast episode reminds me of two Bible verses... Psalm 139:14 I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well. John 15:19 If you belonged to the world, it would love you as its own. As it is, you do not belong to the world, but I have chosen you out of the world. That is why the world hates you. Now.. many of us may have heard the phrase "hate is a strong word" and so we may flinch just by reading it! This doesn't mean you are destined to be hated by everyone, but if you have ever struggled to fit in, you just may want to tune in! If you would like to connect more with Barbera or Shannon please use the following links! Barbera: Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/hspsoulpreneurs ) Media Sheet ( https://hspcoachbarbera.com/docs/Media-Sheet-HSPCoachBarbera.pdf?fbclid=IwAR1WX0Q8FPCxIu9hmxkuwHcp0S4KP-0HZ_gsMxQy7howXkTTqnC1icBYw9w ) Shannon Everything! ( linktr.ee/shannonmariev ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/my-sister-wisdom/donations

The internet defines multipotentiality like this: "an educational and psychological term referring to the ability and preference of a person, particularly one of strong intellectual or artistic curiosity, to excel in two or more different fields." Hence, a multipotentialite is a person who has many different interests and creative pursuits in life. Multipotentialites have no “one true calling” the way specialists do. In this episode of Navigating Your Child's Education, we dig deeper into the concept of multipotentiality, the characteristics of multipotentialites at home and school, how to encourage curiosity, and the beauty of being a generalist. Our guest, Dr. Mark Eckel, is an esteemed educator with 35+ years of experience ranging from the high school ranks to graduate and doctorate students. RESOURCES Why Some of Us Don't Have One True Calling | Emilie Wapnick | TEDxBend Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World by David Epstein Worthington Christian School Viewbook

Today we are talking with Perry Knoppert the Multipotentialite, creative generalist, Founder Support4.art Foundation, and multidisciplinary entrepreneur! Links: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi9v1UaZgpvgZ_ynbrgtkGw https://twitter.com/KnoppertP?lang=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/perryknoppert https://www.instagram.com/lord_knop/ https://www.multi-multi.eu/ https://www.facebook.com/multimultiincubator https://usemorecreativity.wordpress.com/ https://www.pinterest.com/byperry/ https://about.me/knoppert https://art.art/blog/adopter-stories-i-am-a-multipotentialite https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/wtf-what-the-future/e/76384651 https://multi-multi.ning.com/ "We are an international incubator to help multipotentialites and others to excel in their amazing projects, startups, thinking, research, teaching, coaching and support as much as possible. In this community we share our thoughts, opinions, questions, ideas, etc. Most important, you will be connected to many other multipotentialites from all over the world. Share your dreams and we can all help you to make it happen. And you have access to our incubator, access to investors and our dream team to create your new startup / company / project." Books Mentioned: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000SEKMS8/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001H0PDLS/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 Check out the interview I did on HIS show! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSeaRZxgD20&t=4s The Tool I Mentioned: Repurpose https://repurpose.io/?aff=6354 Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 3:00 Learning from Interviews; Why Multipotentialites? 5:00 Sales History and Changes 10:00 The Meta of the Multipotentialites and Generalists 15:00 The Path of Interviewing 20:00 Our Systems of work 25:00 Mental Supplements and Focus 30:00 Completing the goals of his life #NoNothingBox 34:00 - 37:00 What is a polymath to you? 37:00 Multi-Multis Incubator 40:00 Specialists for Companies 45:00 Other people being able to identify multis and polymaths 50:00 Gender Defined Words to Identify with 55:00 The Future and Internet 01:00:00 The generational differences 01:05:00 Being a Completer 01:10:00 Your Habits of your life; His documentary 01:15:00 Outro

In this Episode - Vidhaan sits down to have a conversation with The Habit Coach - Ashdin Doctor. Ashdin talks about how a health scare at 31 changed his life, the lessons for his younger self, how to stack tasks together to build habits easily, 3 kinds of friends that everyone should have, why today's world belongs to Multipotentialites. Enjoy this episode filled with learnings. Follow & Stay Connected with Ashdin: The Habit Coach Podcast on Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/1C53AFxFCRpyexwvfD5337?si=Yv1OJVGzShyHGxoqG-HUtQ Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZQpxuIf7moTOU8kCAu0Zfg Instagram : www.instagram.com/ashdindoc --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the20sshow/message

Here is the deal, I want to start the next season off strong, and I didn't want an interview to be the launch episode. Felt that it would be too abrupt to jump right in with one, so this micro episode came into being. After this comes out early on in the week, there will be three interviews coming out: Monday, Wednesday, Friday to kickstart this new season! The following week will return to the once a week interview schedule, however the next half a dozen OmniContent episodes are all part of the same series. In fact the last OmniContent, #5, Multipotentialites is the first in the series. I am planning on releasing the next 7 in the eight part series each day of that following week. Along with the interview of that week. This will be the first PolyInnovator Mini-Series of many! Week 1: This episode plus three interviews. Week 2: One interview plus the 7 OmniContents. Week 3: Back to a normal schedule with one interview, and one OmniContent per week. Now with the new season I decided to go back to a sporadic Micro-PolyCast release cycle. Let me know if you have any questions, and I hope you are as excited as I am! Listen to the last two seasons here: www.pod.co/polycast

Hello and welcome to EPISODE #5 of the PolyInnovator Omni-Content, my name is Dustin; my ambition is to inform and educate a community of #innovators. I've been pursuing the path of becoming a Polymath for half a decade now, and I am only in the beginning. I hope that I can inspire you to manifest your natural inclinations towards doing many things! The truth of the matter is that you DON'T have to do just one thing, and you CAN embrace your multipotentiality. CHECK OUT THE OMNIBLOG https://polyinnovator.space/polynews/multipotentialites/ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ►

Portfolio careerist Carmen Chamorro on the benefits of working in different fields, managing multiple interests, and how recognizing a potential Renaissance-like profile might positively influence your career. Carmen loves change and disagrees that we must define ourselves in only one single and exclusive way. She is a natural learner and can draw on a wide range of commercial, educational and voluntary experiences that allow her to connect with different clients in personalized ways. Carmen is a certified life, business and career coach that draws on two years of university study in psychology, as well as various courses in mindfulness. Currently, she also collaborates with Global Experiences, a global network providing international internships, as the Global Engagement Coordinator. She understands the challenges of career change, having studied a degree in Architecture at the University of Granada in Spain followed by 8 years at Fosters and Partners. She has also worked in many other areas: event organizer, blogger, graphic designer, teacher, waitress, PR, strawberry picker, media runner, writer, sales… She loves supporting entrepreneurship, having started up her own events company in 2014 that she has been running since. Carmen's biggest passion is to help people connect with themselves and to guide them while they create, develop and implement new ideas and career paths. A Spanish native, who has lived in 4 different countries, holds 2 passports and has extensively travelled the world, she loves learning about new places and cultures and strongly believes that traveling is an extraordinary tool for self-connection. Connect with Carmen on LinkedIn. ‌Trust your nature. Be you. Don't be scared. We are all needed and we are all here. There is a balance in the world. We just need to go to the right place of the puzzle. You are here with a profile, and you are here to use it and to be authentic. Trust yourself, accept yourself, and have fun. Links Headspace (meditation app) My Learning Quarantine My Analog Parties Origami The School of Life The Tim Ferriss Show Global Experiences Pomodoro technique TED talks Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett Why Some of Us Don't Have One True Calling by Emilie Wapnick Are You A Giver or A Taker by Adam Grant Books Designing Your Life A Job to Love by The School of Life The Emotionally Intelligent Office by The School of Life How to Be Everything by Emilie Wapnick Deep Work by Cal Newport The Obstacle Is the Way by Ryan Holiday People mentioned Tim Ferriss Cal Newport Andy Puddicombe (from Headspace) Alain de Botton Emilie Wapnick Adam Grant Topics Intro. [0:00] Carmen. [1:59] A new starting point. [9:58] Fear of not changing. [12:24] The Renaissance profile. [13:55] When should we just do one thing? [14:57] Multipotentialites. [15:42] Techniques to manage multiple activities. [19:17] Pomodoro technique. [20:09] Deep work and productive meditation. [20:49] Placing problems in your mind. [23:29] What distracts you? [26:44] From the office to remote work. [27:37] When are you most productive? [28:22] When do you get your best ideas? [29:01] Work life balance. [29:22] Life coaching. [31:54] The Myers Briggs test: 16-personalities. [33:47] Success. [35:19] Role models. [36:58] Be you. [39:27] Deliberate practice. [40:45] Distractions. [41:34] Mindful technology. [41:55] Portfolio career profiles in COVID. [44:35] Routines. [45:24] Meditation. [46:45] Is your life simple? [47:13] Your mission. [48:22] Habits. [49:00] Hobbies. [49:19] Side projects. [50:01] Books, talks, and podcasts. [50:43] Connect with Carmen. [52:38] 'You have a portfolio career.' [53:27] Outro. [54:39] Submit your questions and I'll try to answer them in future episodes. I'd love to hear from you. If you enjoy the show, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds and really helps. Show notes, transcripts, and past episodes at gettingsimple.com/podcast. Theme and exit songs, Sleep and A Loop to Kill For, by Steve Combs under CC BY 4.0. Algorithms by Chad Crouch. Follow Nono Twitter.com/nonoesp Instagram.com/nonoesp Facebook.com/nonomartinezalonso YouTube.com/nonomartinezalonso

Today, we discuss the topic of leaving one job and moving on to something new.  Often times, people have regrets or second thoughts, which can be perfectly normal.  But, just because those are normal thoughts, doesn't mean they should keep you from turning the chapter.Link to YouTube video about Multipotentialites:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJORi5VO1F8Be the best version of you!- Jayme------------------------Email:  ask@PxPpodcast.com           Facebook:  fb.me/PxPpodcastInstagram:  @PxPpodcastYouTube:  PxP with Jayme Yarroch

Today I mentioned multipotentiality, getting 0.01 per cent better every day and beeminder.

Meet Rachel Jane Cooke Rachel Jane Cooke is a therapist, trainer and coach who specialises in self-esteem, emotional intelligence, shame resilience and the Millennial Life Crisis. She has spent the last seven years working with individuals and couples, running an online therapy platform and giving talks and workshops. She has a focus on neuroscience, holds a Master's degree in Integrative Psychotherapy and is also trained in NLP, mindfulness meditation, hypnotherapy and EFT - Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples. At 32 Rachel has lived around the world and visited over 50 countries. She's started three businesses and worked in various challenging environments. She is most passionate about helping people find their way to authenticity, purpose, creativity and fulfilling relationships, which she believes anyone can achieve with the right knowledge, practice and support. ABOUT THE HOST My name is Sam Harris. I am a British entrepreneur, investor and explorer. From hitchhiking across Kazakstan to programming AI doctors I am always pushing myself in the spirit of curiosity and Growth. My background is in Biology and Psychology with a passion for improving the world and human behaviour. I have built and sold companies from an early age and love coming up with unique ways to make life more enjoyable and meaningful. Sam: Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/samjamsnaps/) Quora (https://www.quora.com/profile/Sam-Harris-58) Twitter (https://twitter.com/samharristweets) LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharris48/) Sam's blog - SamWebsterHarris.com (https://samwebsterharris.com/) Support the Show - Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/growthmindset) TOP TIPS Multipotentialite - the Passionate Person Having a multi-passion or being a multipotentialite is a very real modern day trait. Multipotentialites thrive on learning, exploring, and mastering new skills. They are excellent at bringing unique ideas together in creative ways. This makes incredible innovators and problem solvers Multipotentiality can either be a good thing or a bad thing. It’s up to you to frame it as a good thing. Have Support Groups When you join a new support group, you may be nervous about sharing personal issues with people you don't know. So at first, you may benefit from simply listening. Over time, though, contributing your own ideas and experiences can help you get more out of a support group. But remember that support groups aren't a substitute for regular medical care. Let your doctor know that you're participating in a support group. If a support group isn't your thing but you need help coping with your condition or situation, talk to your doctor about counselling or other types of therapy. Build a Network Whether you are making big changes to your life or simply chasing your dreams, it is difficult to do it alone. Having the proper support of people you trust greatly enhances your chances of success. It is important to have a good support network that you can bounce ideas off and get feedback from. Building a good support network, which takes patience and persistence, makes tough times more bearable Subscribe! If you enjoyed the podcast please subscribe and rate it. And of course, share with your friends! Special Guest: Rachel Jane-Cooke.

Whether you believe it or not, you can make the best of your current situation, job, role, etc.  I know, it sure doesn't feel like it when you are in the foxhole, but trust me, there are some practical things that you can do to help "weather the storm" until you find that perfect thing you were called and gifted to do!  Hang in there... help is on the way.  And... if you know someone in a situation like this - be sure to share this with them.  Also, be sure to check out this YouTube video about Multipotentialites.  Are you one?  I'd love to talk to you.  https://youtu.be/QJORi5VO1F8Be the best version of you!- Jayme------------------------------------------This episode is brought to you by Two Sons Woodworking... custom farmhouse tables, benches, chairs, and more.  Check them out on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/twosonswood/.  Intagram also @twosonswood.  Over 15,000 other people have liked and followed them... you should too!

This episode is a replay of Marc’s visit to the Second Act Stories podcast. Andy Levine and Marc explore Marc’s many career pivots, and how they led to the publication of the third edition of Repurpose Your Career: A Practical Guide for the 2nd Half of Life. Marc tells of the impact of his nearly fatal bicycle accident on his career choices. Marc shares information about the various ventures he runs, from the Career Pivot website, the blog, the podcast, the books, and the online community.Before the interview, Marc also makes an important announcement. Please listen in for all the details.Marc is asking for your financial support for the Repurpose Your Career podcast. Please donate at Glow.fm/repurposeyourcareer to support this Podcast.   Key Takeaways: [1:09] Marc welcomes you to Episode 152 of the Repurpose Your Career podcast. [1:21] If you are enjoying this podcast, please share it with other like-minded souls. Subscribe on CareerPivot.com, iTunes, or any of the other apps that supply podcasts. Share it on social media or just tell your neighbors and colleagues. The more people Marc reaches, the more people he can help. [1:39] Marc reviews the three-year history of the Repurpose Your Career podcast and announces a big change. The time-stamped show notes with a detailed write-up of the show will be eliminated. Marc will provide dramatically simplified and reduced notes. [3:10] Marc acknowledges the production work of Podfly Productions, as he transitions the Repurpose Your Career podcast to in-house production. Marc recommends using the Podfly team if you want to start your own podcast! You can find more information about Podfly at Podfly.net. [3:39] Marc will produce an episode every other week instead of the weekly schedule he has kept for three years. If Marc gets ahead on episodes over the next few months, he may revert to a weekly schedule. In December, Marc will record his audiobook. [4:00] Marc has a lot of people lined up to interview and is looking to partner with other podcasts, including Second Act Stories with Andy Levine, as featured in this episode. [4:11] Marc will not publish an episode the week of U.S. Thanksgiving and will only publish one episode in December. On January 6th, 2020 Marc will start the regular biweekly schedule. [4:28] Marc does not like giving things up or ending relationships. He recommends reading Necessary Endings, by Dr. Henry Cloud. Marc decided to leave his home city of 40 years, Austin, Texas, and move to Ajijic, Mexico after reading this book. [4:57] If you would like to financially support this show, please go to Glow.fm/repurposeyourcareer/ to give. This link will be at the top of the show notes at CareerPivot.com/episode-152. [5:13] Next week’s episode is still up in the air. Marc has several interviews scheduled this week that he thinks you will enjoy. Stay tuned! [5:22] This week’s episode will be a replay of Marc’s interview on the Second Act Stories podcast. The host, Andy Levine, is a great guy with a very big heart. He is a podcaster with whom Marc wants to partner in the coming year. Marc hopes you enjoy this episode. [5:48] Andy shares a few moments from the interview when Marc answers the question, “What should you do if you are really unhappy in your current work?” [6:32] Andy Levine welcomes you to the Second Act Stories podcast and introduces Marc Miller. They are meeting at the Princeton Public Library in New Jersey. [8:11] Marc is a multipotentialite. He gets bored after three years of doing something. When he worked at IBM, he was happy to change positions often. At the time, IBM wanted to develop generalists. That world has changed. When Marc left IBM in 2000, he started a journey of half-step career changes aided by relationships. [9:03] Marc explains the term Multipotentialite. There is a TEDx talk on it. Multipotentialites have lots of interests and are not driven by one thing. [9:30] Marc talks about his head-on bike vs. car accident and how it changed his life’s path. At the time, he was at a fading startup and his job was ranking people to layoff. He began to question his career choice. [11:15] Most of us act in roles in our careers. Marc wanted to stop playing a role that was not natural for him. While he was on bed-rest, he had a lot of time to ask himself why he was doing what he was doing. [12:47] Marc shares the beginning and history of Career Pivot, starting with his joining Launchpad Job Club. Marc started at LifeSize Communications as the Great Recession was starting. At that time the meetings “exploded” at Launchpad Job Club up to 400 people every Friday, all older workers. [13:48] In 2009, Marc asked who was caring about folks of this age who were looking for work? He found the book Don’t Retire, Rewire! by Jeri Sedlar and Rick Miners. The stories featured people who had pensions to cushion their time to return to work. [14:24] In Mexico, Marc sees a lot of economic refugees, who can’t afford to live in the U.S. Marc wanted to help that class of individual who wants to keep working and make an income, but probably not in a traditional job. That’s a hard mind-shift to make. [15:01] How is a pivot different than a change? A lawyer won’t go directly to be a pastry chef. What kinds of incremental changes are needed? Think of a basketball pivot. [16:23] A successful career pivot takes flexibility, openness. Changes never turn out quite the way you expect them. Walk down that path and be willing to be surprised. [17:01] Marc has a person in his Online Community who started driving for Lyft and through her contacts, got several contract gigs. Marc wrote about it in a blog post, “Synchronicity and Serendipity Can Be Essential in Life”. You have to put yourself out there for good stuff to happen. Find support people to get you outside of your head. [18:05] We have belief systems that are made up. Get out and talk with people about your plans and get feedback on your idea. Marc tells how he explored the idea of something like Career Pivot with career specialists. Overwhelmingly, they persuaded him not to get a coaching certification. [19:06] Marc asks people in his career assessment process to consider when they were the most miserable in their career and when they were the most fulfilled in their career. This is to help them understand what makes them happy and what makes them miserable. The environment and the team are more important than the job they do. [20:09] It is important to know yourself and what you want before a job search. Find a position that doesn’t require you to play a character strange to you. Know how to take care of yourself in a job where you have to act out a role. Marc recommends reading Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking, by Susan Cain. [21:22] We’re paid more to be extroverts but half the world are introverts. Marc is a really good public speaker and an introvert. When he’s done, he’s exhausted. Marc doesn’t get energy from speaking. He learned to be a geek than can speak. Susan Cain speaks of restorative niches in her book. Schedule things in your day that restore you. [22:23] Gallup polls show that a lot of people are unhappy in their jobs. Marc shares his advice to them on the first thing they should do before changing jobs. Marc says don’t run away from your current job, run to what you want to do. Marc shares how he invited Elizabeth Rabaey just to go try different random things before choosing. [24:31] Marc often asks people what they couldn’t get enough of doing as a kid. Kids don’t have filters. Marc used to love to do jigsaw puzzles. He learned that he is a pattern matcher. [25:11] Marc has just released the third edition of Repurpose Your Career: A Practical Guide for the 2nd Half of Life. Marc talks about the evolution of the book from 2011 to 2019. The third edition is more aspirational than tactical. Marc talks about creative destruction. AI and robotics are going to affect you! There is a chapter on ageism. [26:27] If you want to work into your 70s, you have to plan for it in your 50s. It’s a mindset shift. Many will need to work for the money and it won’t look like a full-time job. One of the common themes of Marc’s online community is that everyone wants freedom to work on what they want when they want, and how hard they want to work. [27:17] We don’t want to conform anymore. When Marc worked as a teacher, he found that schools don’t want people like Marc, because they don’t do what they’re told. [27:52] Marc shares his contact information: go to Careerpivot.com, sign up for Marc’s Career Pivot Insights email, check out the CareerPivot.com/Community, find the book, Repurpose Your Career on Amazon and other fine online sellers. Find the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean, or at Careerpivot.com/podcast. Andy is a big fan of it! [29:39] Marc hopes you enjoyed that episode. Andy does a great job with the Second Act Stories podcast and Marc highly recommends that you subscribe to it. [29:50] The career Pivot Membership Community continues to help the approximately 50 members who are participating in the Beta phase of this project to grow and thrive. This is a community where everyone is there to help everyone else. Marc has just brought in a cohort and he is recruiting new members for the next cohort. [30:12] If you are interested in the Career Pivot Membership Community and would like to be put on a waiting list, please go to CareerPivot.com/Community. [30:25] Marc invites you to connect with him on LinkedIn.com/in/mrmiller. Just include in the connection request that you listen to this podcast. You can look for Career Pivot on Facebook, LinkedIn, or @CareerPivot on Twitter. [30:42] Please come back next week when Marc will have another great interview! [30:48] Please support the Repurpose Your Career podcast by going to Glow.fm/repurposeyourcareer. This link is also at the top of the show notes. [31:00] You will find the show notes for this episode at CareerPivot.com/episode-152. [31:07] Please hop over to CareerPivot.com and subscribe to get updates on this podcast and all the other happenings at Career Pivot. You can also subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, the Google Podcasts app, Podbean, the Overcast app, or the Spotify app!

In aflevering 13 bespreken we hoe het is om niet één roeping te hebben. Multipotentialites (of multipassionates) hebben vaak meerdere passies en zoeken een manier om daar geld mee te verdienen. Hoe werkt dat, wat heeft het voor effecten, hoe houd je de orde? Als twee echte multipotentialites hebben we het heel eerlijk over de voor- en nadelen van meerdere dingen leuk vinden - en kunnen. De bijbels (voor als je meer info wilt): - How to be Everything - Emilie Wapnick - Refuse to Choose - Barbera Sher - www.puttylike.com - https://www.ted.com/talks/emilie_wapnick_why_some_of_us_don_t_have_one_true_calling Praat mee: Instagram: @dwarsliggersdepodcast E-mail: dwarsliggers@welikeliving.com

Multipotentialite: A multipotentialite is someone with many interests and creative pursuits. Multipotentialites have no one true calling the way specialists do. Multi-passionate/multipotentialite/multi-faceted are all interchangeable terms. It’s okay to be a multi-passionate person in a niche’ happy world. Many people say, focus on ONE thing and be the expert in that one thing. Yes, that’s great advice for some, but not for all – not for those of us who are multi-passionate.  Up until recently, I was very frustrated, and actually felt like a failure because everyone kept encouraging me to follow ONE course until successful, and my brain just could not focus on one thing because my interests and talents weren’t in just one thing. So to my fellow multipassionate/multi-faceted/multipotentialites out there I want to say to you, “You don’t have to choose just one because you were never meant to.” I want to offer some tips for the multipotentialites like me: Stop trying to pick that one thing. You have many passions – you just need to find a conveyance to deliver your multi passions. If you’re like me, when you start with one idea, you may eventually get bored with it and move on to something else. How do you help yourself with this problem? First, you must accept that there’s a bigger calling. The things you are multi passionate about server a bigger purpose. How do you know? Well, you start by identifying: Your purpose Your values Your SELF Your Core Message Your cause List your passions. List all the things you are interested in and then think about what problem (or multiple problems) do they solve? You need a confluence or convergence – it’s that things that bring all of your passions under one umbrella. For example, my confluence happened when I created the trademark, Detox Strategist. Not the problem was when most people hear the word Detox, they think of weight loss or drugs and alcohol detox. Detox or detoxify means to rid of poison or the effect of poison. Poison is something that is harmful to our happiness or well-being or causing harm or ruin or hurtful.   Multipassionate people tend to over thing – suffer from paralysis by analysis. So, I encourage you to stop think and start doing. Clarity comes from engagement, not thought. Your journey is just that – YOUR journey. Don’t compare your path to others. Enjoy YOUR journey and trust in the destination. Don’t be hard on yourself, and make self-care a priority. We multipotentialites tend to be hard on ourselves and because of our varied interests, we sometimes over do it, and fail to incorporate rest and self-care into process.

What is a multipassionate? Let's start with getting clear on what a multipassionate actually is. Other words to describe this phenomenon: Multipotentialite, Polymath, Renaissance Man (or Woman or whatever you identify as), Scanner, or the more derogatory Jack of All Trades, Master of None. Emilie Wapnik is my hero in this field, so I'm going to use her most excellent definition which applies to all of these terms: "A multipotentialite is a person who has many different interests and creative pursuits in life. Multipotentialites have no “one true calling” the way specialists do. Being a multipotentialite is our destiny. We have many paths and we pursue all of them, either sequentially or simultaneously (or both).” My story I am a hardcore multipotentialite - or multipassionate - whatever you want to call it - I've always been into a LOT of things. As a kid, after I decided I wanted to be a Coca Cola Van Driver, a Ballerina, and an Archeologist (I loved dinosaurs and was heavily influenced by Jurassic Park) I finally settled on Artist. But even then, when I had my #1 passion, I was always dabbling in other interests. Instead of having a collection of stamps or rocks, I had a collection of COLLECTIONS. Yep. This included plastic baggies - the kind you find buttons or drugs in - keyrings, stickers, erasers, used credit cards… May be I was just into hoarding junk. But being INTO multiple things has followed me to this day. If you don't know, I don't just do the Creative Introvert. I've been designing websites since I graduated uni nearly a decade ago, I help clients with marketing strategy, I have another podcast (the Seeker and the Skeptic, in case you're interested), I have an Etsy shop for my mandala art, I am learning to become a yoga teacher for crying out loud. Yeah. I have a few interests. I always caveat this with the fact I have no children, hence the time thing. But in any case, no matter what my number 1 focus is, I always have a few other things on the go - just to keep myself entertained.   How to know if you're one It's becoming more and more common. Us millennials are increasingly switching jobs - the median tenure for workers age 25 to 34 is 3.2 years. Laptop lifestyles are also becoming more common than they were 10 years ago - with more and more ways to make a living online than ever before. If you consider yourself creative, it's quite likely you also fit the bill of multipassionate too. Are you a multipassionate? * You're always coming up with new ideas, whether it's in the shower, taking a walk, drifting off to sleep * You keep a notebook at hand at all times to capture the latest greatest idea * You feel pretty low and mopey when you aren't buzzing with new ideas - something must be off * You feel like there'll never be enough time to get round to all your ideas - which can be annoying * You sometimes struggle to finish the ideas you start * Or you struggle to get ideas off the ground because - whoosh! There comes another idea right around the corner Quiz: http://www.renaissancesouls.com/renaissancesoul/quiz.htm As you can see, there are some highs and some lows when it comes to being a multipassionate.   #Multipassionate problems One of the lows you might have experienced is, Multipassionate Guilt. It's the guilt that comes when we're reminded by some book or podcast that tells us that ALL successful people must focus on ONE thing and ONE THING ONLY! That we must put 10,000 hours into our ONE THING in order to be acceptable humans. Can't we put one hour into 10,000 things and still live a good life?? Then there's Multipassionate Shame. Juggling multiple careers or hobbies or ideas can lead you to feel like you still don't have things figured out. It makes the classic networking question “So, what do you do?” a nightmare. If you're a teacher but also a freelance copywriter who dabbles in social media consulting on nights and weekends, what do you do, really? How do you wrap up your complex personal brand into a 30-second elevator pitch? Oh and Multipassionate insomnia. This comes from having 20 different projects on the go or floating around in your head can feel plain overwhelming. Try sleeping at night when you're juggling that. We can't forget Multipassionate Despair. This is the frustration that comes with feeling the urge to burn everything you've built down to the ground, just to have a clean slate and start again… is quite stressful. But the worst, in my experience, is… Multipassionate Boredom. It's feeling like whatever awesome - or previously awesome - stuff you had going on is now about as interesting as a pair of old socks. It's like gum that you've chewed all the flavour out of. We're left waiting for that next idea to come to us, something - anything - to help us feel that spark of enthusiasm again. Why it's actually an advantage Before we get too down on our multipassionate luck, I want to shine a light on the - many - advantages of being interested in so many things. 1. It makes for a pretty impressive resume. Having a mixture of subject matter on your resume gives you much more to talk about than your competitors applying for the same role. In an increasingly competitive job market, bringing diverse skills to the table is only a good thing. 2. You have a plan B… and C… 3. You're more interesting. You know those people at a dinner party or networking event that have the most fascinating stories or seem to know a lot about a huge range of topics? Following your weird and wonderful interests only makes you a more interesting person to talk to. Plus, it means you can move beyond that bloody small talk much faster.  

As someone who has always been drawn to a myriad of interests and passions, you probably already know that I self-identify as a “multi-passionate” or “multi-potentialite” - which simply means that I’m the kind of person who is drawn to a myriad of interests and have a hard time narrowing down my interests and my career into just one thing. It’s a topic that comes up often on the show, and this week on the show I’m sharing all about the power of owning your expertise as a multi-potentialite. The term multi-potentialite (or multipassionate, or scanner, or renaissance soul), is one that describes anyone who has more than one interest and has a hard time choosing to do “just one thing” with their life or career. Many creative entrepreneurs can relate to this trait - if you’re curious about many things, if you enjoy dabbling in many disparate topics, and if you find yourself picking up a lot of new hobbies / interests and moving along from them after a short amount of time, you are likely a multi-potentialite. It’s a wonderful thing to be, really. It means you’re a quick study. You synthesize the various disparate things you have spent time learning about in new ways. You often approach life and the world with a beginner’s mind, seeing yourself as a life long learner, instead of someone who sees themselves as a narrowly defined expert. Things stay fresh and new to “multipods,” and you probably see things in a very different way than those around you who are specialists. What about being an expert? One of the key things that comes up for multipotentialites is that with all of the going from topic to topic, it can also be hard to see yourself as an expert. At least in today’s society, experts are often labeled as such because of their long, linear path of study. Our schools teach us to be specialists, they’re even set up to have a clear linear path from one topic to the next, which generally yields someone in the workforce who is a specialist in a single area. Multipotentialites can also be experts, although the definition of your expertise might require that you look at what it means to be an expert in a slightly different way. If you look back at the many things you’ve dabbled in, whether that be in your career, or in your hobbies and interests, you’ll likely start to see a pattern emerge. It might be that you are good with organizing people, or inventing things, or that you are an excellent project manager because you have the ability to be a quick study. For multipotentialites, our expertise lies in the abilities we’ve developed to be interested in many things. While the interests might not seem to have a common thread, if you dig a bit deeper, I’m betting you will recognize it in your own work and interests. Name your “human job description” In addition to knowing your multipotentialite super powers, it’s also really important to be able to name your own human job description. Create the “obvious” description for yourself: I’m a _____ who ______. What's your day job,or your current title? Example: I'm a project manager who leads projects in digital marketing. Dig a little deeper. What does your multipotentialite skill set and super powers from the worksheet above say about you? Who is the true you? When I dig deeper, I’m a ________ who helps others to ______________. Example: I'm a joyful human connector who helps people see the parts of themselves they may have forgotten along the way. Resources Past episodes with Emilie Wapnick Violeta Nedkova on Jump Start Your Joy

David Sankovich https://www.instagram.com/thedavidsankovich/ comes on. This guy has explored and started so much! His most recent start was Claro Coffee Bar https://www.instagram.com/thedavidsankovich/ in Uptown Toledo. We explore a ton in this episode. Here's the short list. In high school he started flipping gaming systems on eBay before it was cool. He figured out how to buy "Buy xbox" and his listing came up as number one for a time period. Interned with the Detroit Tigers. Video Coordinator for Toledo football. Finacial Advisor. Door to door sales. Self Awareness. Youth Pastor. Started a coffee shop. Humility and pride tension Too much control vs not enough control. Personal health vs people's perception. Learning from mistakes The tension of vulnerability in marketing. Artificial Intelligence. Hyperloops David mentions A TED talk about Multipotentialites "Why Some of us Don't Have One True Calling | Emilie Wapnick" you can check out to learn more about it and maybe about yourself! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJORi5VO1F8

Help Us Fund Our New Studio! https://igg.me/at/upford We sat down with local legend Tranna Wintour (@TrannaWintour) to talk about comedy, podcasting, being a "multipotentialite" and what art has influenced us the most! Check out Tranna's stuff! www.trannawintour.com The TEDtalk about Multipotentialites: youtu.be/QJORi5VO1F8 MERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/up-for-discusssion?ref_id=2539 SUPPORT THE SHOW! patreon.com/upfordiscussion BUY BENSON! https://crackersandjam.bandcamp.com @DownWithTalking @tomzalatnai @redrandom @elibousale With ads by David Hall & Teffer Adjemian (@tefferbear) www.upfordnetwork.com

Television legend Henry Winkler is present to announce that March is a very exciting month for The Winklers. Here’s why. Henry plays theater instructor Gene Cousineau in Bill Hader’s new HBO comedy "Barry” and his son, Max Winkler's newest feature film, Flower is about to drop. With Henry, we get honest about acting, confidence, authenticity, Twitter, politics and The Bronze Fonz. Plus, multipotentialite author, radio host and blogger Lisa Goich shares her internet obsession with domain names.

In this week's episode of the Creative Introvert podcast I talk to Douglas Eby; writer, researcher and online publisher who focuses on psychology and personal growth especially in relation to creativity.   We talk about being a multitalented creative, Douglas shares his advice for procrastination and creative block, and we talk about the traits of high sensitivity and what it means to be an empath.   What we discussed: Douglas' beginnings and his fascination in acting Procrastination as an indicator of anxiety Anxiety as a major creative block and how to manage it The biggest challenges introverts have when they are creative and trying to make a good career out of their art What it means to be a highly sensitive person The connection between being highly sensitive and highly creative Advice for anyone looking to write more who struggles to sit down and make time to write Does having multiple creative interests benefit us?   Links mentioned: Are you an HSP? On being a HSS HSP Susan Cain - Quiet Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Judith Orloff Elaine Aron Eric Maisel Adaptation Emily Wapnick   Connect with Douglas: Website (one of many) Twitter Facebook More pages to inspire creativity

After 5 years as a corporate food scientist, Tara decided it was time for a change. She decided to explore the wine industry. If you’re in any agricultural university who has a wine and viticulture program, you might have heard stories of the students going all over the world to get Harvest Internships, a time where the vineyards need people to help harvest and process wine from grapes! Tara did exactly that and moved from Ohio all the way to beautiful upstate New York to make wine. Conveniently, Tara works in a consulting group called Savour International and is doubling up doing quality projects in the winery. Nice! Tara’s interview is great if it’s time for a change in your career. You’ll learn about the pros and cons of taking risks, the power of being flexible, and you’ll get a complete rundown of how she got her Harvest Internship, and what she does on the daily. Key Takeaways How Tara jumped into the wine industry after 5 years of baby food How to find what you’re passionate about How to describe food science The beauty of quotes Question Summary Harvest Intern Positions are only in the Fall. What do you tell them in a sentence or less: Food Scientist or Savour Food Safety International – Consulting Firm. No limits in what they can do Advice: Take risks in the beginning of your career. It’s the time you can be the most risky. How did you find out about Food Science?: Found out food science about from brother Skills: Flexibility and change in regards to regulations. Flexible in every way Siliker Can you be flexible in a large company?: Maybe it’s hard in large companies. Private companies? It depends. How to do a harvest internship: Hand pick grapes, bring to the press, crop dust the grapes, clean or take out the grapes, process, and ferment. Then put it into bottles. Every winemaker processes wine differently. What’s your favorite part of the process?: NOT cleaning! Also, the fact that you can see the product made from farm to fork. Connect with Tara to learn about Wine Stuff My Food Job Rocks: I get to work with so many things at once. What’s your dream job title?: Brewmaster before. Now it’s Multipotentialites. I just want a job that challenges me all the time. Also known as Polyglots For Adam: I distilled my goals and I realized creativity makes me happy. Food Science: How it’s made Technology that Interests you: Sustainability Biggest Challenge the food industry needs to face?: The Average Person using 1 article to justify that things are bad for you. What’s your 5 year plan?: That question is scrapped because things are moving so fast Who inspired you to get into food?: My family. I grew up in a dairy farm. We did Farm to Fork Quote: Let the beauty of what you love be what you do Favorite Food: Trying Acai Bowls and Fresh Poke in Hawaii. Vacation makes everything taste better How to prepare for the work force: Projects take weeks in college, but in real life, they take years and things are always changing. Being able to say no. But say yes when you’re new. Other Links Hammonsport, New York Harvest Internship Keuka Lake Winery Savour Food Safety International UC Davis Website – Harvest Internships Ohio State University – Food Science and Tehcnology Interior Design Major Nutrition Major Nature’s One – Organic Baby Formula LSU Product Development Competitions LTO Limited Time Offer flavors Biscuits and Gravy Chips Cornell University – Focus on Sustainability CSA – Community Supported Agriculture Cal Poly Wine is Heart Healthy Wine is bad for you Coffee – antioxidants, live longer Coffee – you’re a psychopath and you die faster This isn’t just a food industry problem Christina Pease – Nature’s One Adam’s Instagram: @itsmeadamyee

“I don’t chase happiness; I choose what’s worth struggling for.”  - Matt Poyner  Many of us may find ourselves occasionally putting off important things in life because we are "too busy."  Matt Poyner is a backcountry outdoorsman, dad, artist, carpenter, ER doctor, graphic designer, husband, and brewer, among other things (and not necessarily in that order.)  You could say he leads a busy life, but he might call it a life of fulfillment. In our discussion, we have a few laughs and dig into: What makes being an emergency room doctor the perfect vocation for a person of varied interests. How physical struggle and exertion has contributed to human evolution His philosophy on parenting Matt’s four elements of a fulfilled life. Links and References : How to Be Everything: A Guide For Those Who (Still) Don’t Know What They Want to Be When They Grow Up by Emilie Wapnick Wired to Eat: Turn off Cravings, Rewire Your Appetite for Weight Loss, and Determine the Foods That Work for You by Robb Wolf The Rise of Superman: Decoding the Science of Ultimate Human Performance by Steven Kotler  

Steve & Chris hang out with Brad Kemp at Second Bedroom Studio! We find out what it’s like to be a music producer. We also talk SNES Classics, Multipotentialites, BFR Spaceships, Dogzam, and Chris’ new BBQ idea. And, yes, that sweet sweet business advice.

If you’ve ever been asked what you wanted to be when you grow up and you had no clue when you might be a multipotentialite, like myself. And there isn’t anything wrong with that

This episode features Emilie Wapnick on how to have the three pillars of a great multipotentialite work life – money, meaning, and variety – with approaches as diverse as the Group Hug, Slash, Einstein, or Phoenix. (And maybe even join her band of weirdos.) The post A Path to Money, Meaning, and Variety for Multipotentialites with Emilie Wapnick – SASM 119 appeared first on JoelZaslofsky.com.

In this episode we discuss what to do if you don’t know what you want to be when you grow up, we look at the concept that you only have one true calling, we learn how to become a better big picture thinkers, we look at the superpowers you can develop by being a “multi-potential-ite,” how to master rapid learning and cultivate beginners mind, the fallacy behind the phrase “jack of all trades,” and much more with Emilie Wapnick.     Emilie is a speaker, career coach, founder of the popular blog Puttylike, and author of the book How To Be Everything: A Guide for those who still don't know what they want to be when they grow up. Her TED talk has been 3.7 million times and translated into over 36 languages. Her work has been featured in Fast Company, Forbes, Lifehacker, and more. How Emilie’s diverse interests and passions lead her down the path of creating a community of people who wanted to do more than just focus on one thing in their lives What does it mean to be “puttylike” Who are Multi-potential-ites and what makes them so interesting and powerful? Do you have a destiny, one true calling? How the industrial revolution shaped our language and understanding of “what you do” being who you are (and why that’s wrong) The idea that there is one specific thing you should master is a socially reinforced illusion & narrative Do you have to focus on one thing to be able to be successful? The assumption that you can either be a master of one thing or a jack of all trades is fundamentally flawed There are nonlinear and multi-connected and multi-faceted domains of knowledge that multi-potential-ites thrive in The diminishing returns and 80/20 principle behind mastering knowledge in different domains The Superpowers of Multipotentialites Idea Synthesis Rapid Learning (and passion) Adaptability Big Picture Thinking Relating and translating How to cultivate the ability to be a better big picture thinker Pattern recognition underpins many of these super-powers How to master rapid learning and cultivate beginners mind The power of exploring other fields and domains and how that can bring back new knowledge to the field you’re an expert in The 4 common approaches that multi-potentialites use to succeed financially in today’s world The “group hug” approach - combining all your interests into one thing The “slash” approach - creating separate and distinct revenue streams that you focus on fractionally The “Einstein” approach - find a job that supports your true passion The “Phoenix” approach - diving deep into a field, then pivoting out into something completely else What you do for money isn’t necessarily more valuable than the other things you do in your life Failure Celebration Week and taking the stigma away from failure If you had 10 lives what would you want to be in each of them? How to cultivate the variety you need in your life and career The importance of getting everything out of your head and onto paper And much more!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael Gralla is a PhD student at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden and also a Leadership Consultant and Career Coach who has just started his own company: fby – find the best in you. During his career, Michael has never followed the given path. With a Master in Nutrition, he switched fields to get a PhD in Molecular Biology. During his PhD studies, Michael repeatedly guided fellow PhD students and postdocs in career related questions and helped them organize their next career moves. Furthermore, he holds an executive position in a German travel agency start-up. Due to various reasons, Michael is pausing his PhD right now to start his own company. As his passion lies in people and team development, he started fby – find the best in you – a leadership consulting company. Michael's constant interest in broadening his network and meeting people to discuss talent development-related topics has given him the opportunity to team up with experts of different areas covering leadership. "In her TED talk in 2015, Emilie Wapnick introduced “multipotentialites” – a type of personality that easily gets interested in different areas. Multipotentialites quickly consume a new field of interest. By repeatedly doing so they become fast learners, adaptable and innovative." - Michael Gralla, CEO and Founder of fby – find the best in you Don't miss out on any of our PhD Career Stories podcasts. Subscribe to the show in a way that suits you and say hello to us on social media! www.phdcareerstories.com www.facebook.com/PhDCareerStories www.twitter.com/PhDCareerPod www.instagram.com/phdcareerstories www.linkedin.com/company/phd-career-stories  

Emilie Wapnick is what she calls a “multipotentialite”.  And recently I learned, I'm one too.  There's a good chance if you're reading this, you have some multipotentilite tendencies as well.   According to Emilie's site: "Multipotentialites generally have diverse interests across numerous domains and may be capable of success in many endeavors or professions, they are confronted with unique decisions as a result of these choices." In her new book, How to be everything - A Guide for Those Who Still Don't Know What They Want to Be When They Grow Up, Emilie dissects exactly what it means to be one of these gifted, multi-talented individuals. In it, she explains how you can more easily approach a world where specialization reigns supreme, and we learn that in today's society flexibility can prove to be more lucrative than specialty.  I first came across Emilie's work when one of my clients told me about her community of multipotentialites, called “the puttytribe” and I knew I had to connect with her. As someone who firmly believes that not everyone is built to follow one true passion,  I knew that Emilie would have some awesome insights to share. Apparently I'm not the only one who resonates with this concept, because her TEDx talk titled “Why some people don't have a true calling” went viral and has since been viewed over 3 MILLION times.  Emilie is paving the way for the polymath/multipotentialite community, and really anyone who has ever felt like they couldn't be fit into a box.  SUBSCRIBE:  iTunes | Stitcher | Youtube FOLLOW EMILIE: Website | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN:  How goal setting differs for someone who has a lot of interests. The three most common areas of stress or concern for people who identify as multipotentialites.  How to know which projects to work on if you have so many Common careers for multipotentialites DON'T STOP THERE:  How to Be Everything - by Emilie Wapnick Emilie's TEDx Talk: Why Some of Us Don't Have One True Calling Start With Why - by Simon Sinek

Multipotentialite. Multi-passionate. Scanner. Renaissance Person. Generalist. Multipod. Whichever term you favor, the meaning behind it is what’s important. According to our guest (and coiner of the term), Emilie Wapnick, a multipotentialite is a person that doesn’t have “one true calling the way that specialists do.” While having the drive to learn new things and master new skills is a fantastic quality and strength to have while job searching, a lot of multi-passionate people struggle with finding a career that “fits” them because they have such a wide range of interests. This makes it hard to narrow down a specific career, since there are so many choices out there that they can thrive in. She stopped by the podcast to share her insight and strategies on how multipotentialites can approach their career search while combining their most-valued passions to create a happy (income-earning) life. Listen to the episode to learn more about how you can take your Jack/Jill-of-All-Trade superpowers to the next level of your career.

Does the idea of having just “one true calling” seem a little too limited for you? Do you find yourself being drawn to a variety of different career options? You might be a multipotentialite! In her last year of law school, when she decided that she didn’t want to become a lawyer, Emilie Wapnick began studying entrepreneurship.  Frustrated by her own inability to settle on a single “calling”, she founded Puttylike.com as an online resource and community for multipotentialites like herself.  She believes that multipotentialites have the responsibility to innovate and may even hold the key to solving some of the world’s biggest problems. She’s even delivered a TED talk on the subject! For help identifying your strengths, skills, and potential, and to learn how to turn it all into work you’ll love, visit http://happentoyourcareer.com/figureitout!

Welcome to Episode 130 of the Sheep Dressed Like Wolves Podcast. In this episode I discuss why for many introverts and highly sensitive people a diverse range of income streams can be a freeing way to create a much sought-after living filled with meaning and variety. I AM a multipotentiliate which means I have loads of interests and creative projects that I want to pursue. I don't feel like I have one 'calling' in life, unless it is a calling to have lots of different things you want to do. And yes perhaps that's exactly right. It can be difficult to use this to make a living. Multipotentialites can be made to feel like they have commitment issues, unable to focus and settle on one path as we believe we should. But this is not what's going on and it is not an unusual way to interact with the world, especially for introverts and highly sensitive people. The more I have connected with people who feel this way the more I realise it is more natural for a great many of us to be like this. We want to make a living doing work that matters to us and we feel more compelled to explore a whole variety of what the world has to offer than to settle on one specific path and move with tunnel vision down it. Over the past ten years I have continued to battle this conflict between the need to make a living and the importance of making a life. In this week's episode I felt compelled to share with you what this has come to look like for me and how I have found a range of income streams has freed me to make a living whilst engaging in a work that brings me much-needed variety and meaning. The five streams of income I talk you through are: Traditional Employment Freelance Work Creative Expression Online Business and Blogging Tuition/Coaching And an extra surprise stream: Responding to Physical Need Over to You Have you developed any side streams of income that have surprised you? Please leave your reply in the comments below

In this week's episode I spend a short amount of time addressing one of the questions that was asked in the member's Q&A session this week. Why are introverts and highly sensitive people also often multipotentialites? This is taken from an hour long exclusive session that I did in the membership where I covered this and other questions from members that cover the following: 1.  Why introverts and highly sensitive people are often multipotentialites 2. What to Think About when Building Multiple Streams of Income 3. The implication of a sayings like "jack of all trades and a master of none" when talking about people with lots of interests and no particular ONE specialism 4. Whether Multipotentialism is a modern phenomena or if there are examples of multipotentialites through history. 5. What you say when people ask ‘what do you do?' as a multipotentialite. To hear my thoughts on these things come and join the community, completely risk free, right now. From my experience and observations the link between introversion/high sensitivity, and multipotentialism is down to three or more things: We Tend to be Dreamers We Tend to Think Deeply We Tend to Prepare Very Deeply Over to You Question: Do you identify as a multipotentialite? How does that play out in YOUR life? Please leave your answer in the comments below. I would love to hear from you!

Emilie Wapnick may seem Chaotic and lacking a theme. But that is misstating; In fact, she’s creating A multipotentialite’s dream. What does “finding your path” mean when you have lots of varied interests? Do you have more than one path? Is “One True Calling” a myth or a truth? We dive into these questions with […]