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If you’ve ever felt paralyzed by having too many interests, you are not alone.

Society often labels people like you as a “jack of all trades, master of none.”
That single phrase can create years of anxiety, making you believe that your greatest strength—your curiosity—is actually a career-ending flaw.

You look at your life and see a dozen paths you want to walk.
Psychology. Technology. Art. Business. Writing.
And instead of choosing, you freeze—afraid of picking the wrong one.

But what if the map is wrong?
What if your brain was never designed for the specialist’s world?

In this video, we dismantle the myth that you have to “pick one thing.”
Using psychology, neuroscience, and real-world examples, we explain why modern, complex environments actually reward people with multiple deep interests.

You’ll learn:

Why “too many interests” is a cognitive pattern, not a flaw

The difference between I-shaped, dash-shaped, and M-shaped careers

Why polymaths thrive in unpredictable, fast-changing fields

How to build deep skills sequentially instead of all at once

How to stop quitting from guilt—and start graduating strategically

How to capture your curiosity without letting it overwhelm you

This video introduces a new career geometry: The M-Shaped Professional—a practical framework for scanners, generalists, and multipotentialites who were never meant to be just one thing

📚 Research & References
Scanner & Multipotentiality — Barbara Sher
Wicked vs. Kind Learning Environments — David Epstein (Range)
Geometry of Competence (I, M, Pi-Shapes) — Management & cognitive theory
Strategic Quitting — Seth Godin (The Dip)
Far Transfer & Structure Mapping — Dedre Gentner
Serial Mastery — Sequential skill acquisition models
Zettelkasten Method — Niklas Luhmann
If this resonates, you’re not broken.
You’re early—and you’re wired to connect worlds..