A Path to Money, Meaning, and Variety for Multipotentialites with Emilie Wapnick – SASM 119
You're about to Learn ...
- Why money, meaning, and variety are the pillars of great multipotentialite work
- Whether you’d make a better group hugger, slasher, Einstein, or phoenix.
- How to give or do an interview as a multipotentialite.
- Why embracing your plurality is a gift to the world.
- How to turn “What do you do?” into “What are you doing here?”
- Why a project-based life might beat the alternatives.
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Timestamps and Topics
- [05:17] What’s happened since Emilie published How to Be Everything
- [11:48] What it’s like to be a leader of the weirdos
- [18:18] What drew Emilie to a two year book writing project
- [21:24] Why money, meaning, and variety are the pillars of great multipotentialite work
- [26:19] Details about four super-friendly multipotentialite work models
- [34:15] How fear, guilt, and shame show up for Emilie
- [38:30] How to hire and be hired as a multipotentialite
- [48:00] Why embracing your plurality is a gift to the world
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