There are many folks who genuinely just love being involved in pursuing many different things.

At the same time, I have two concerns.

One is, I also have seen more than once people use that label as a way to hide from committing to one thing that they really want to be doing

and not being able to be as adept at it as they hope and dream of being and using that as an excuse

to never step into a place where they actually see what they're capable of.

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Hi, welcome back to Let It Out, hosted by me, Katie Dale Bout. Today on the podcast, like every

week, I talk to someone who is fascinating and inspiring and just a really interesting guy,

Jonathan Fields, who you just heard from in the little intro quote. I picked that one out

out of this episode as one that really hit me hard. He was talking about being multi-passionate

or feeling like a jack-of-all-trades, master of none, which is something that I've been

feeling like lately and have been kind of asking every podcast guest about.

And his answer to this question in particular is one of the things from this episode that

really stands out to me as something, like I said, hit me hard. It was very eye-opening to me

and something that I've really taken with me from this episode that I am

thinking about more and talking about. I'm telling everyone about this little insight I gleaned from

this episode. So there's way more where that came from in this podcast episode. And I know that you

will love Jonathan Fields as much as I do. For some of you who've been listening

for a very long time, Jonathan is one of my first guests. He came on the first season of the show

back in 2013 and his podcast, Good Life Project, was one of my inspirations for starting this

podcast. He is such a great interviewer, and in this

podcast, he's a great interviewee. He just had a book come out. I said that so much in a radio

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