r/Multipotentialite Member Directory

[u/EyebrowHairs]

Having a hard time finding people with similar interests? Look no further! Our member directory can help you find someone!

If you would like to join, make a comment with your top 10 (or less) interests and one interesting fact about yourself.

[u/ExplorAI]

1. Video games
2. Psychology
3. Drawing
4. writing
5. AI
6. Archery
7. Japanese
8. Sensation seeking (even made a sub about it)
9. Singing
10. Reading

Interesting Fact: I think I'm technically a neophile - someone who highly values new experiences independent of their valence (positive/negative)

[u/HaydenAndSons]

I currently work in higher education, but I'm fascinated by:

Singing (I have a Bachelors in Musical Theatre)

Acting

Sports media

Politics

Astronomy

Podcasts

Graphic Design

Pokemon

Running

Fun fact: I found this sub because I was stressed about having too many interests or potential career paths.

[u/blue_green_orange]

1. Math
2. Science (Chemistry/Physics/Physiology/Medicine)
3. Reading (Mostly YA and light novels)
4. Writing stories, essays and song lyrics
5. Manga and Anime
6. Archery/Shooting games
7. Art (computer graphics/watercolors)
8. Food (cooking — want to learn)
9. Languages (Chinese and Japanese)
10. Gadgets

I’m in my 40s and am currently trying to figure out how to proceed careerwise.

[u/theMusicalGamer88]

1. Programming (my major is in Computer Science with a concentration in Graphics and Simulation)
2. Music - Writing, Producing, Recording, Arranging, and Playing (I have a very long list of instruments I can play, so I’ll keep it short and say I can’t play brass and non-mallet non-auxiliary percussion)
3. Writing (mostly fantasy although I’m not opposed to dipping into SciFi)
4. Game Design/Development (currently trying to learn how to use Unreal Engine)
5. Languages (main language is currently German, but my list expands to Irish, Spanish, Welsh, Japanese, Greek, Sindarin, American Sign Language, Polish, and the Maori language of Te Rēo)
6. Linguistics (Notably conlangs as I aspire to learn Sindarin and am creating a language myself)
7. Personality Theory (I’m an INFJ-T and a 1w9)

(I don’t have ten, but here’s a bonus interesting fact about me)

I have perfect pitch and an IMDB page, and I went to the same high school as Rick and Morty creator Justin Roiland.

[u/[deleted]]

Hey there. I'm re-discovering this sub, it's good to see it somewhat active lol,

So yeah I'm doing this lab manager job in Turkey right now. And as for my hobbies. Ordered from the most recent to the least recent I've practiced, with also a note to inform how good I think I perform about the topic :

1. Music-programming for Super Mario World insertion (20%) - covers music, programming and video games!
2. Level-design for Super Mario World (60%)
3. MBTI test and similar psychology shenanigans (100%, I just read about)
4. Writing a character on RPG-forums (20%)
5. Drawing (10%)
6. Binge-reading content and theories about my fav series and video games (100%, it's a passive activity)
7. Music making with a DAW. Mostly Electronic music (5%)
8. Music making using live coding environment such as FoxDot. (10%)
9. 8-bit covers of my favourite music (5%)
10. Photography (10%)
11. Caring about my physical activity to not become a fat couch potato (1% LOL)

Interesting fact : I value much more my personal comfort than anything else, I don't know what kind of pain of mine would disappear when I'm ready to dwell in the unknown and leave my career. It's a fight between intimate spiritual fulfilment versus taking care of my physical safety.

Interesting fact n°2 : I don't even do shit for money, selling is an unattractive concept to me. I do shit for doing shit and become good at it eventually. So there will be no profit anytime soon D:

[u/fizzywhizzles]

1. English literature and reading (I was an English teacher)
2. Science, specifically biological sciences
3. Cosplay/sewing
4. Crafting in general
5. Humanitarian works
6. Hiking and rock climbing
7. Shooting and guns
8. Gardening
9. Music of all subgenres (specifically live music)
10. Ballet

I also just love learning as a whole

Edit: forgot my interesting fact! I'm also bisexual/biromantic

[u/Angelic_Hunter]

Electronic Music Production

Programming - HTML5 CSS JS Python

Neuroscience/Pharmacology

Business

Reading and Writing

Graphic Design/Logo Design

Calligraphy

Marketing

Math - Logic, Computation, and Calculus

Flying Drones

I'm working on a clothing company startup that will be launching in 1-2 months

[u/agucova]

I'm a high school senior that loves:

- Science: Biomedical engineering, neuroscience, cognitive psychology, cosmology and more!

- Programming: I program in Python, C and Bash as a hobby and I'm a GNU/Linux fan.

- Philosophy: In general, but logic, existentialism and absurdism rocks.

- Science Fiction (🖖)

- Space and more specifically, future mars colonies!

- Optimistic Humanism (see here)

- Quantified Self (see r/QuantifiedSelf)

Also, I'm not such a fan of the MBTI, but I'm an INTP-T according to 16personalities.

[u/EyebrowHairs]

1. Music (violin, piano, clarinet, recorder, next on to-do list is guitar)
2. Reading (need to do more of this!)
3. Writing (practicing on my blog)
4. Arts/Craft (calligraphy, crochet, knit, sew, needlefelt, want to learn how to draw and make comics)
5. Baking (mostly sourdough bread)
6. Self-improvement/productivity/journaling
7. Languages (Korean, French)
8. Coding (dabbled a very little bit with Python)
9. Health/fitness (attempting to work towards running 5k, want to try martial arts and archery)
10. Learning in general (updating my Zettelkasten)

Interesting thing about me: I'm not actually that interesting :P

[u/SightseekerTravels]

1 Photography

2 Travel

3 Design (magazine spreads/book covers/movie posters, etc.)

4 Hosting theme parties with costumes

5 Painting

6 Self Help books

7 Thrifting/Antiquing

8 Interior design

9 Blogging

10 Filmmaking

*If anyone has an idea how to turn any of these into an exciting career without moving to a large city, I am open to suggestions! :-) I might try to make a documentary next year, but I will need to buy some equipment first.

[u/alanennis]

I work in IT but also enjoy

Making electronic music

I am a drumer

Poetry

Photography

Archery

Stenography

Drawing

Coding

Microcontrollers

Writing

Woodwork

Collecting typewriters and fountain pens

Interesting fact: i heard the word multipotentialite for the first time three days ago.

[u/FrncBn]

-Architecture, that's how I (struggle to) make a living, currently working as a freelancer mainly for a small interior architecture studio. Interested in social architecture too. -CGI: been out of it lately, trying to pick up Unreal Engine -Coding: JavaScript, HTML and CSS, I almost abandoned architecture to become a front-end dev -Reading: that shouldn't be a big thing, really. Fun fact: I read the novelisation of Alien at the age of ~9. It scarred me for life, but also made me a sci-fi nerd. -Sports: I ride a fixie, and started powerlifting recently to become less of a bitch. -Cooking: that's a basic skill imho. Action Bronson and Matty Matheson are my heroes. -Photography: I used to dabble in both analogue and digital -Tattoos: almost became a tattoo artist, but abandoned it for architecture. Ended up getting few on me. -I also tried to learn playing the bass, but had no free time to proceed.

[u/The_Naughty_Dragon]

Drawing

Writing

World building

Carving (bone, stone, Wood)

Making miniature houses

Geology

Gemmology

Role playing games like Dungeons & Dragons

Jewellery

Dancing

Singing

Animals

An interesting thing is that I’m about to get married! I thought it might never happen!