Six Ways I Feed My Passions, Plural

I said I had 4 tips for how I feed my passions (plural) in my last episode...but I was wrong!So I’m updating that with 6 ways that I feed my passions and that I encourage my coaching clients to do.Along with the 4 strategies I previously shared (find boundary-spanning projects, keeping a “sparkly” side interest, sharing resources reciprocally, and finding community), I’ve added two more (finding balance through strategic integration and pad your projects).If you're looking for a community of multi-passionate Renaissance People, I'm bringing us together virtually once a month in "Fertile Grounds" where we can support one another, share ideas and resources, and collaborate.Promised Show Notes Materials (take a drink):Sign up for updates on my podcast and what’s happening in the Renaissance People Community.Get updates on Fertile Grounds, a monthly virtual gathering of multi-passionate Renaissance PeopleWork with me to Find Your Golden Thread or for Career CoachingJoin the Renaissance People group on FacebookEpisode 18: Cultivate Passions and Address BurnoutWhy Nonprofits Need Generalists (and Why Now Is Our Moment), LinkedIn Article by Pherabe KolbWater Whys Visual SciComm Seminar Series, free virtual series I host for the class I teach at the University of Arizona.The Growth of Growing playlist on YouTube (clips also available on my Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn accounts).110: Giddy Up! It's the Year of the Fire Horse with Jillian Rothschild-Scholar, Jillian’s episode of French Kissing Life with Shawnna Stivers134: What If Your Curiosity Knows Something You Don’t? | Sara Kobilka, my episode of French Kissing Life with Shawnna Stivers Follow Sara Kobilka on Social Media:LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | BlueskyA few themes I discussed:2:32 Tip #1 Find boundary-spanning projects where I can be a strategic integrator3:48: Why most of my guests don’t identify with the term “generalist”4:53 Tip #2 Have “sparkly” projects to keep the passions alive5:25 Tip #3 Share resources with others (like these show notes)6:35 Tip #4 Find community with other multi-passionate Renaissance People (like my Renaissance People Community and our Fertile grounds Gatherings)8:42 Tip #5 Find balance through strategic integration of aspects of your personal Venn Diagram so what you do aligns with your current energy level14:50 Tip #6 Pad your projects to allow flexibility and reduce stressCheck out Renaissance Woman Consulting to learn more about some of the many types of work I do (which allows me to find that balance from Tip #5).And should you care to support the production of this podcast, I’d love it if you’d buy me an oat milk cappuccino, my caffeinated beverage of choice.This podcast is hosted and edited by Sara Kobilka.Theme music is by Brian SkellengerPodcast distribution support provided by K.O. Myers of Particulate Media