“And be grateful that you’re a Scanner. Not everyone can have this much fun with nothing but what’s between her ears.” IdeasImaginationCreativityScannerRenaissance Soul Book:Refuse To Choose!: Use All of Your Interests, Passions, and Hobbies to Create the Life and Career of Your Dreams Source: Refuse To Choose!: Use All of Your Interests, Passions, and Hobbies to Create the Life and Career of Your Dreams
“We all need a sense of meaning in our lives. The feeling that we're doing good in the world--that we're making a difference in some way--is essential. Not everything we do needs to evoke a deep sense of meaning. That would be exhausting! Multipotentialites are usually involved in a number of different projects. Some of these are naturally more meaningful than others (just as some are more profitable than others). What matters isn't that everything we do is deeply meaningful, but that we have enough overall meaning to make us feel good about how we're spending our time on this earth.” PurposePassionMeaningPolymathMultipotentialiteGeneralistMultipodScannerRenaissance Person Author:Emilie Wapnick
“The truth is that you aren’t lacking a destiny or purpose. There is a very good reason for your insatiable curiosity: you’re someone who’s going to shake things up, create something novel, solve complex, multidimensional problems, make people’s lives better in your own unique way. Whatever your destinies are, you can’t step into them while stifling your multipotentiality. You must embrace it and use it.” PurposeDestinyPolymathEmbrace Who You AreJack Of All TradesMultipotentialiteGeneralistScannerRenaissance PersonPuttylike Book:How to Be Everything Source: How to Be Everything
“I have been through a brain scanner three times and was told every time I have a good looking brain!” TimeThreeBrainGoodLookingTimesThroughToldScanner Author:Steven Magee
“I am more concerned with putting a cellphone next to my head than I am with putting my head into an X-Ray radiation computerized tomography (CT) brain scanner.” BrainConcernedRadiationHeadCellphoneX RayCtScannerComputerizedTomography Author:Steven Magee
“At the age of 49, I had been in the X-Ray radiation computerized tomography (CT) scanner for two brain scans, one nasal scan, and four lung scans.” BrainRadiationLungX RayCtScannerScansComputerizedTomographyNasal Author:Steven Magee