An artist that tries to do multiple things is jack of all trades, master of none- ... "HA, Give me a break" says guys like Leonardo da Vinci. Are you an artist and philosopher who engages practically all the arts? You're probably tired of people telling you to just choose one, or of giving people a list of the things you do only to be viewed as an "odd jobber". That title is problematic not because a person's view of you is true per say, but because people's perception of you can either limit or enhance their desire to engage with you in your entrepreneurial endeavors. Well, there's finally a professional title that will tell people that you do several different things.

     Furthermore, there are those who do and those who don't. Among those who do, there are three kinds of individuals, those who do better, those who do worse, and those who do what they love without comparing. Part of what I do as a Penseagrande is changing this fundamental view we have about our professional lives. The general message of western society is often, choose one thing you are good at and figure out how to it better than someone else. The first  problem with this is that we are multilayered as people. Our gifts and weaknesses are nuanced. Moreover, some people can get bored  doing just one thing because they were made for so much more. I want to invent a new work culture that is biophilic, where the whole person is invited to the desk. My current work involves finding the right matrix that allows every part of a person's beautiful passions to bare economic fruit while still having relative financial stability. We're going to make the workplace a garden. Second, while competition is beautiful and has its place, some people may win in a life played by becoming better than others, but they may also loose in the game of self discovery.  ​​