being multipassionate
You don’t need balance, you need support.
Living in a mode of discovery, rather than assumption, it’s preferable in any situation
Christa Nicholson • The Creative Act by Rick Rubin
this is a MG, multipassionate's default. We just need to remember to frame it as such, instead of giving into conditioning and shame about our 'uncertainty'.
Our 'uncertainty' is really an advantage.
treat your to-read pile like a river, not a bucket. That is to say: think of your backlog not as a container that gradually fills up, and that it’s your job to empty, but as a stream that flows past you, from which you get to pick a few choice items, here and there, without feeling guilty for letting all the others float by.
Oliver Burkeman • Meditations for Mortals
Meaningful work is hard to find, but it is the only thing worth seeking.
I struggled for almost the entirety of my 20s to strike a balance between providing for my material needs and exploring my creative interests. In your 20s, how you earn a living and what you enjoy doing most are usually not the same thing. I don’t think you need to make a... See more
I struggled for almost the entirety of my 20s to strike a balance between providing for my material needs and exploring my creative interests. In your 20s, how you earn a living and what you enjoy doing most are usually not the same thing. I don’t think you need to make a... See more
Catherine Shannon • How to Make the Most of Your 20s
accept yourself as you were designed
Rupi Kaur • Milk and Honey
What are your passions outside of work? Golf? Music?
Gardening? Modern dance? What is it about these pursuits that brings you joy or satisfaction? And are there lessons to draw on that relate to the topic at hand? "Customer service is like executing the perfect backhand volley ...
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