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Yes! There's always an ongoing list of things to try out, right? ;) Thank so much!

Oh, I absolutely relate with your journey!! Doesn't it feel great to find a word that finally captures what you've been feeling? Also, totally get that it sometimes seems like we're falling behind when we compare ourselves to the norm, but I’m thrilled to hear about the novel opportunities you’re discovering as your passions intersect! It’s comforting to remember that being in a constant state of curiosity and figuring things out isn’t a shortfall-it’s part of who we are and can actually make us happier if we embrace it! Let's keep exploring and being curious :)

Talent stacking!

@@VivaLasVegusNervana Ooooo I like the sound of that!

Ah, the classic multipassionate dilemma-feeling like you're always missing out on something else, no matter what you're doing. It's like being at a banquet with endless dishes but only one stomach! I definitely get fatigue over it haha but just gotta keep trying to find ways to make it work :)

Wow thank you so much for sharing it's great to read about the journey of a fellow multipotentialite! Even your unique experience as a physician could offer interesting insights into those other fields-don't hold back from sharing your ideas!! The world needs more thinkers who can bridge these different domains!!

Have you heard of Karl Friston? He's a psychiatrist & neuroscientist by training, went to med school and had contributions in algorithms for neuroimaging and now he's pursuing this one idea called the "free energy principle" that integrates a lot of ideas from mathematical physics (can even get quite technical, involving variational calculus, probability theory & statistical mechanics), philosophy, neuroscience and artificial intelligence. You may want to look him up.

Yes!! This happens to me all the time these brilliant ideas about what I want to do or what I want to be pop into my head, haha, it never stops! When I was doing my masters I had a terrible time trying to figure out my research topic, simply because I wanted to focus on too many things :( What is your current idea??

@@genie_hawk Hehe I see. My current idea is to compare meditators who are motivated by religious/spiritual motivations ("spiritual enlightenment") with meditators who are motivated by stress reduction to see if they experience different effects from meditation and whether these differences can be measured in the brain (e.g. Default Mode Network activation). I study behavioral neuroscience if that wasn't clear hehe. So far, it seems a bit optimistic for a master's thesis according to one of my potential advisors. However, the same advisor actually has a pilot study exploring the relationship between music and mindfulness (I'm hesitant to reveal too much about it hehe), and he is offering me the opportunity to perform the full-blown study on that. And I'm very happy about that, because that research question overlaps so much with my personal experiences, as well as other ideas I've thought about as research questions. But I'll have to wait and see when we discuss it a little further. What was your thesis about? :D

@@raz0rcarich99 That's very cool!! I love any kind of behavioral studies that include real brain activity, we need this kind of research! I can definitely see your multipassionate nature haha both subjects hold so much meaning to you, it must be tough choosing one to put more energy into. Can you do both?? I was interested in the gamification of education since it's something ESL teachers are almost forced to do, haha, and I neded up narrowing it down to motivation responses in the gamification of classroom management, trying to figuring out whether or not motivation in learning decreases over time due to the novelty effect of gamification wearing off. I'm honestly a huge lover of games so for me, gamification and learning go hand in hand, but I think it definitely needs more attention and research to see if it's beneficial in the long run for our kiddos.

I'm so thrilled to hear that it resonated with you! You're describing what I felt, too, when I first discovered this whole personality type. It's like finding the piece of a puzzle that suddenly makes everything fit! Your excitement and sense of peace in this discovery are exactly why I made this video :)

I feel so seen🍜👀👌

Great to hear! Oh word me, too! I just finished a big educational milestone and have been looking into the next thing to learn and am interested in data and AI. I think it's a great potential path for people like us!

@@genie_hawkCongratulations on completing your educational milestone!

​@@genie_hawkmake a group where we can talk about... Wells... Anything!

That's true! Someone who picks just one path has to depend on success in that area, but for those with multiple passions, there's always a back up plan!

Thank you so much! I’m happy to hear it helped. I feel you, I spent so long feeling inadequate as I got older and still wasn’t following one set path. But we don’t have to feel that way and we don’t need to make excuses to anyone anymore :) And please do make a channel! We desperately need more multipassionate content creators.

Thank you!!! I’ll look into them! I seriously needed good examples but every time I searched online big name company owners came up argh

Musk is a sham.

Yes!! Let the goals flow in and out as they please haha

Let's never restrict ourselves again!

Thank you so much for the recommendation!! I'm working on this actually, I'm thinking to dedicate a video to each book. I'm just very slow at making videos because I've got way too many ideas brewing haha

Hahah oh! Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Lol I've been in Asia for a while so I guess it's inevitable! But I know from watching Korean TV sometimes the editing is a bit too much so maybe I'll reign it in...haha

@@genie_hawk no, I like it! it's very calming in the pauses but also exciting when you speak

@@psyzbunny oh awesome!! That’s great to hear tbh :)

You're too nice!! Thank you for watching and I hope I can keep giving you good content :)

Thank you!

Oh!! Why didn't I do that hahah thank you for reminding me! Hope they serve you well :)

Agreed!

Well, actually, we owe pretty much everything in modern life to specialization. With that, products are churned out with minimum cost, making them more affordable.

@@furkan6402 agree, is the efficient way to build products. As a founder of Cygnus-A2, a Fintech Startup, one of my jobs is to hire people with some specific skills. Experts in their field! As entrepreneurs, we provide the “Vision”, our strength😁

@@furkan6402 Right :) Didn’t mean to come off as a specialist hater haha we 100% need em!! And it’s honestly great that most people are specialists it’s what’s made our world what it is today. But not everyone has what it takes to be one and that’s okay too ;)