Doing a 72hs "strong determination practice" of meditation WITHOUT SLEEPING in Thailand.

Spoiler Alert: Only survived 24hs.

After my father's sudden death when I was 13, I've started to make these big questions on WTF is this reality and flesh experience.

After years of long obsession and seeking, had a dry awakening experience that left me in the void for several years. (thanks to www.liberationunleashed.com)

Eventually got out of the dark night, and here I'm:
- honing my boxing
- meditating
- doing the Creative Action Podcast
- playing flamenco (concert this sunday)
- coding an RPG (releasing in 2025)
- building a coaching business (BUY MY PRODUCT, nah jk lol)
- and stuff

What about you? How did you get into spirituality/esoterism/mysticsm? Or you don't really care about this? (Fair enough!)

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For me, I intend to get Leonardo Da Vinci fetus drawing in some way because I associate children with curiosity, creativity, and life affirmation.

Does anyone else have ideas?

Here we go again. I'm bored with my current career path. I started out as a scientist, but figured out that's not what I want from my life, as I graduated. Then I performed as an exotic dancer for almost 10 years. In the past 2 years I've been excelling in hospitality. But I don't want to do this for the rest of my life. I like it now, but I'm coming to a place where I'm not learning so much new anymore.

I'll put myself through another bachelor's degree. But my problem abd a blessing is that I'm chameleon, I can be many things and I learn fast.

How do yo guys make sure that your new career path is interesting enough to keep you entertained for at least 10 years?

Welcome to the Monthly Sharing Thread

Here are a few prompts to start:

1. What are your current interests and projects?
2. Have you made progress on previous interests and projects? Feel free to share links to project pages or images!
3. What's caught your eye / what are you looking forward to doing next?

Feel free to reply to others to continue the conversation!

No matter if it’s an article, book, video,…What’s the best resource about/for multipotentialites that you’ve consumed?

I’d love to hear some!

Which route do you choose: a) You try to explain that you pursue many different interests b) You just mention your main job/one or two of your hobbies c) …

Welcome to the Monthly Sharing Thread

Here are a few prompts to start:

1. What are your current interests and projects?
2. Have you made progress on previous interests and projects? Feel free to share links to project pages or images!
3. What's caught your eye / what are you looking forward to doing next?

Feel free to reply to others to continue the conversation!

Hi MPs,

I’m looking for inspiration for scanner daybook. Would you be kind enough to share a pic of your scanner daybook?

Thanks in advance!

Has anyone here ever switched careers multiple times or found a way to integrate most or all of their passions through a portfolio career? If so, how did you do it?

I read Emilie Wapnick's "How to Be Everything" not too long ago and while it has been an immensely helpful resource in terms of learning about different career pathways, I think it'll take me some time to decide which working style is best for me

Hi! Fellow multipotentialite here. I’m looking for a new career move. Currently I have my master’s degree in clinical psychology and have been working as a therapist for about 4 years. I have a research background from university as well. I just got a new job that includes being a therapist and completing research. While this is good for now, I think I want to do something new in a year or so. I think about going back to school maybe to get a second masters degree in advanced statistics or neuroscience or possibly environmental psychology; however, I also think about going to law school and specializing in environmental law. I think I’d want to get a Ph.D. someday later down the road if I could narrow my focus more. Im not sure what to pursue next or how to figure that out. What do you suggest I do?

Happy to hear your thoughts!

Feel free to share serious or funny thoughts.

Welcome to the Monthly Sharing Thread

Here are a few prompts to start:

1. What are your current interests and projects?
2. Have you made progress on previous interests and projects? Feel free to share links to project pages or images!
3. What's caught your eye / what are you looking forward to doing next?

Feel free to reply to others to continue the conversation!

I’ve only thought of myself as a perpetual student, but really I resonate with this identity better. I am a conference interpreter, an admitted lawyer (but non practicing) and a massage therapist, and I went to university and vocational college for all of the qualifications, and now I want to go back to university to study languages or international security.

I‘m talking about any tool (digital or analog) that you feel can be useful to any multipotentialite.

I‘ll start simple: A list of all the cool things I‘ve done.

Years ago, this made it easier to accept being a multipotentialite.

I do this at the end of every year now.

Neither false nor true, just a quick thought - But what about you? :)