Welcome to my life as a multi-passionate projector. If you don’t know what that means, that’s okay. I talk a lot about various self-discovery practices on this channel. Through the process of examining my inner workings over the years through the application of different practices and paradigms, I’ve figured out a lot of stuff that Jenny from 5 years ago had no idea about. So if you’re just starting or maybe just getting interested in some of this stuff, you’re in the right place.

This blog is titled Thoughts on Work, and oh boy, do I have them. I’ve been working, in the traditional sense, for the last 25 years. And my thoughts on work have evolved quite a bit since I first dipped my toes in the waters of the job market. We all know what kind of work culture exists in America, where I live. Those darn puritans showed up ready to hustle, and we haven’t stopped since. We’re told we have to get out there and make something of ourselves, achieve our dreams, do better than our parent’s generation, change the world, support our families, and be someone worth remembering. We’ve gotta work hard, too. No one will let us forget that work is supposed to be hard. For me, trying to live up to this ideal has been in part, motivational, and in part, miserable.

Are you a multipotentialite? Let me tell you how I found out I was one and how it has been changing my life in a pretty profound way. Could it change yours? Let’s see.