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Being Multi-Passionate Renaissance Women
Welcome back to Fireside. Today’s episode is for those who find themselves inspired by, and doing, so many things, they can’t (and don’t want to) pin it down. I talk about why I’m no longer so sold on the idea of niching down, and how to approach your different interests and offerings in a way that makes sense to the way you work, and to your audience.What I talk about in this episodeWhat we mean by renaissance womenWhen to refine things down, and when to embrace the various elements of your workHow I work as a renaissance womanHow to make sense of the different things you do, and how to make it make sense to othersCreating energy around your workFor links and resources discussed in the show, see the full show notes.Kayte on Instagram<br />Subscribe to my newsletter!