Even though I try to simplify and minimize, I wonder if this will take longer to implement since I have several personal interests and hobbies but mainly on the creative side. I simply can’t imagine myself dealing with numbers only.
I dabbled a little in jewelry making, knitting, card making, scrapbooking, cross stitching, sewing and drawing. Though they are fun to learn and do, they are also certain creative projects I can’t seem to connect all the dots. Can you guess which one? It’s knitting.
I saw a beautiful knitted cardigan made by a shop owner. After that, a little voice telling me I should learn to knit this piece whenever I walked past. And so I did.
However, halfway through this “huge” project, I just couldn’t see the light at the end of the tunnel as the patterns all looked the same to me.
Ultimately, I just had to get the shop owner to help complete the cardigan. As a result, two things I learned from this experience: 1) Start with a small and easy project first, and 2) Regardless of the outcome, at least I have given it a try.
Side note: When I first heard of this term “multi-passionate” from Marie Forleo, I knew that I am in this category too. Click here and here if you’d like to know more about it.