General

For the last few years, I’ve had a tradition of publishing a personal annual review. The last two years, 2015 and 2016 were published on my other personal site. I’ve enjoyed doing these year-end reviews because I found it to be a helpful way to see my own progress, while looking back on where I was at the end of each year.

I’ve always been a person with many passions, interests, and a general enthusiasm for the new. Thanks to my friend Joel who introduced me to the work of Emilie Wapnick, I now know myself to be what’s called a multipotentialite or multi-passionate person.

High School was an early example of this, where I sang in a few choirs and a cappella groups, rowed on the crew team, performed in theater, studied spanish, built pointless websites, and rode BMX bikes.

With each blog post I write, I’m sharing a part of my philosophy and view of the world with you. I recently realized that I haven’t actually written much about myself directly. I think it’s super important to know the person along with their ideas, so I found these 10 questions to do just that. It’s not everything, but it’s a starting point that’ll help give some perspective about why all of this Break the Twitch stuff is so darn important to me. I literally googled ‘questions to get to know someone’ and this was one of the top results, so let’s get on with it.