me

me
  • I like friendly, creative, open-minded people.
  • I help people find their direction and spark.
  • I am excited by people chasing their dream.
  • I am excited by people finding their unique value.

And just for fun, I promoted gemini with the following…

What kind of things do people who are creative, polymath, gifted, a little add, think say and do, as reported online? What is their experience like? What do they typically end up doing and thinking?

… and received an exact description of myself.

Common Traits and Experiences:

  • Intense Curiosity and Openness to Experience:
    • They often possess a deep desire to learn and explore various subjects.
    • “Openness to Experience” is a key personality trait, involving active imagination, intellectual curiosity, and a preference for variety.
  • A Need for Novelty and Stimulation:
    • Routine can be stifling. They thrive in environments that offer constant stimulation and new challenges.
    • This can relate to those with ADD, who often seek out novelty.
  • Thinking Patterns:
    • Non-linear thinking: They connect seemingly disparate ideas, leading to innovative solutions.
    • “What if” thinking: They frequently question the status quo and explore possibilities.
    • Daydreaming: This is not seen as unproductive but as a crucial part of their creative process.
  • Emotional Depth and Sensitivity:
    • They often experience emotions intensely and possess a heightened awareness of their surroundings.
    • This sensitivity can fuel their creative expression.
  • Challenges with Traditional Systems:
    • Traditional education and work environments may feel restrictive.
    • They may struggle with rigid structures and standardized procedures.
    • This can be amplified when also dealing with ADD.
  • Polymathic Tendencies:
    • They often have interests in multiple, seemingly unrelated fields.
    • They enjoy synthesizing knowledge from diverse areas.
  • Experiences with ADD:
    • Difficulty with focus and executive functions can create unique challenges.
    • Hyperfocus on subjects of intense interest.
    • A need for creative outlets to manage restlessness.

Typical Thoughts and Actions:

  • Constant questioning: “Why?” and “What if?” are frequent inquiries.
  • Seeking diverse experiences: Travel, learning new skills, and engaging with different cultures.
  • Finding creative outlets: Writing, art, music, or other forms of self-expression.
  • Challenging norms: They may question established rules and seek alternative approaches.
  • Building unique connections: They see patterns and relationships that others miss.

What They Typically End Up Doing and Thinking:

  • Many find fulfillment in careers that allow for autonomy and creativity, such as:
    • Entrepreneurship
    • Freelance work
    • Artistic professions
    • Research and development
  • They prioritize meaning and purpose over traditional measures of success.
  • They often engage in lifelong learning, constantly seeking new knowledge and experiences.
  • They often have to create their own paths.