Building a multifaceted life takes introspection and experimentation.

Your career should be aligned with your overall goals. Your work should feel like an integrated and supportive force in your life, not the kind-of-awful-thing-you-have-to-do-to-pay-the-bills.

How exactly do we design careers that allow us to tap into our multipotentialite superpowers? How do we make sense of and balance the many things we want to do? If multipotentialites don’t have clear, predefined career paths, the way many specialists do, then where do we even start?

While specialists excel in a single domain, multipotentialites blend domains together and work in the intersections. This allows us to achieve a deep level of knowledge on the relationship between domains—our own form of expertise.

We’re a “diverse problem-solving population” all in one!

What Would Your “Perfect Day” Look Like? The Perfect Day exercise is a classic. It can give you clues about which direction to move in. It’s also a powerful tool to help motivate you when you are in the thick of inertia, and need some inspiration. 1. Picture yourself waking up in the morning. What do your surroundings look like? Who’s there? What d

I’ve found that most happy multipotentialites use one of the following four work models.

Key Points About Meaning • Multipotentialites need a sense of meaning in our lives to be happy. • There’s no official rule about whether or not an activity is meaningful, but we usually know it when we feel it. • One way to identify the activities that bring us a sense of meaning is to figure out our Whys—the forces that motivate and move us. • To

Multipotentialite Superpower #3: Adaptability