Tootfinder

You've been told to pick one thing and stick to it.
But what if your curiosity across many areas is not a problem to fix?
What if it's actually a signal?
In a world that can automate execution, imagination is the real constraint.
And imagination does not live in narrow corridors.
New piece on staying whole in a system that wants you smaller.
What parts of yourself have you been told don't fit?

The Lie of the Niche: Why Being Multi-Passionate Is a Strength
In a culture obsessed with specialization, curiosity is treated as a flaw. This essay explores why wholeness, imagination, and multi-passionate lives may be exactly what this moment requires.

@… made me think about my preference for minimalist apps
https://www-gem.codeberg.page/sys_design/

They told you to pick one thing. To find your niche. To make yourself smaller.
But what if your many interests aren't scattered? What if they're connected?
What if refusing to fragment yourself is exactly what the world needs now?
On why being multi-passionate might be your greatest strength, not a flaw to fix.
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The Lie of the Niche: Why Being Multi-Passionate Is a Strength
In a culture obsessed with specialization, curiosity is treated as a flaw. This essay explores why wholeness, imagination, and multi-passionate lives may be exactly what this moment requires.