Apparently there’s a name for those of us who can spend three hours learning about buyer psychology, wander directly into Human Design, somehow end up researching why crows hold grudges, and then come back with a business idea that connects all three. Intellectual omnivore 😈 Basically… someone who is curious about a ridiculous number of things, likes learning across completely different subjects, and has a brain that would rather connect dots between ideas than stay politely inside one little box. Which explains a LOT about the entrepreneurs I tend to attract 😂 They’re multipassionate. Neurospicy. Curious AF… They might have seventeen tabs open mentally and possibly a bajillion literally. They can get wildly excited about a new business idea and equally fascinated by some completely unrelated rabbit hole twenty minutes later. And while that kind of brain can be fucking brilliant for entrepreneurship… most traditional business advice was clearly not written with it in mind. Pick one thing forever 🤮 Follow this exact content formula 🙄 Build the funnel this way 🤦🏻♀️ Use this productivity system 😫 Stick to the plan even though your brain has already connected six dots that weren’t there when you made the damn plan 🤢 Yeah… good luck with that. A huge part of building a business as an intellectual omnivore is figuring out how to work with the way your brain naturally thinks, creates, learns, connects shit and gets things done instead of spending half your energy trying to become the kind of entrepreneur all that advice was written for. Hell, I recently realized one of my most reliable productivity tricks is just giving boring shit more interesting names. “Make content” can apparently go fuck itself, but “dance like a pickle” gets the camera turned on. Same task. Completely different response from my brain 🙌🏻🤷🏻♀️ Turns out, that’s the kind of brain Fix Your Funk was built around. It’s a whole bunch of intellectual omnivore entrepreneurs building businesses, untangling whatever has them stuck, experimenting with what actually works for their brain and business, and figuring out how to do the damn thing without sanding off all the weird shit that makes them good at it in the first place.