You may be familiar with the saying, “Jack of all trades and master of none.”
Well, I say, “Hooey.” That’s right. In fact, let me say it again. “Hooey.”
It is perfectly possible to be a multipassionate person and do several things well. Many, even. I’m a writer, a mother, a photographer, a friend, an entrepreneur. Sometimes not all at the same time, but I do them all, and do them all well.
But I think one reason many people can’t do many things well, or think other people can’t, is a lack of creativity.
It takes a lot of gumption to juggle two small kids, a deadline on an article, a pan of spaghetti, and a friend who wants to talk about a problem at work.
It takes even more gumption, and creativity, to juggle five projects, and those same two kids and that same friend.
Sometimes the creativity is required to figure out how you can manage one thing later. “Jack, I know you want to show your new game to me right now, but actually, I’ve been asleep for about an hour. Could we do it in the morning?”
Sometimes the creativity is figuring out how to handle two...
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