Thanks for this podcast, Louise. I think it's so important to share the knowledge about scanners, multi-passionates, especially on a platform like Substack. I'm pretty sure that on Substack there are a higher percentage of scanners compared to other communities. And many of those might not be aware of it and they might still struggle. I myself only discovered Barbara Sher two and three years ago. And I still remember that I was actually crying of joy and relief when I realized what was 'wrong' with me. I'm still struggling, but I find it easier to accept of how I function. And that I'm absolute OK to have multi passions, to learn new things, to abandon other passions again or pick them up again. So, thank you for sharing and making this known to a wider audience.❤️
There is a great book I am reading on being a multi-passionate creative called The Multi-Hyphen Life by Emma Gannon - highly recommend.
Yes! It's on my reading list. I've followed Emma Gannon for a while, but never read any of her books. Very excited to get to it. 😊
Thanks for this podcast, Louise. I think it's so important to share the knowledge about scanners, multi-passionates, especially on a platform like Substack. I'm pretty sure that on Substack there are a higher percentage of scanners compared to other communities. And many of those might not be aware of it and they might still struggle. I myself only discovered Barbara Sher two and three years ago. And I still remember that I was actually crying of joy and relief when I realized what was 'wrong' with me. I'm still struggling, but I find it easier to accept of how I function. And that I'm absolute OK to have multi passions, to learn new things, to abandon other passions again or pick them up again. So, thank you for sharing and making this known to a wider audience.❤️
That's exactly what I did too! She has that effect on you. 🥲