The Octopus Movement is a global coalition of non-linear thinkers and multipotentialites united by a desire to create positive change in the world.                                                       DEFINITIONS
Non-linear thinking is thinking along unconventional, atypical lines or in a non-sequential manner. In non-linear thinking, people make connections between seemingly unrelated concepts. Non-linear thinkers draw conclusions and develop ideas, solutions, and innovations from experience gained in a variety of different fields. And they are more likely to innovate in surprising and world-changing ways.
 
Multipotentiality is a psychological and educational term used to describe people who display aptitudes across multiple disciplines. Multipotentialites are generally bright, driven individuals who have a diverse skill set (as opposed to simply diverse interests), and an increased capacity to learn. They have a unique way of seeing the world and are known to possess strong intellectual and creative curiosity as well as an above-average IQ. 
 
Neurodiversity applies to a community of people whose members are neurodivergent. The conditions of #ADHD, #Autism, #Dyspraxia, and #Dyslexia make up #Neurodiversity. Neuro-differences are recognized and appreciated as a social category on par with ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, or disability status. Not all neurodiverse people are non-linear thinkers, nor mulitipotentialites.                               CALL TO ACTION
If you identify as a non-linear thinker or a multipotentialite, join the movement.
 
If you recognize the value non-linear thinkers and multipotentialites offer, support the movement. Tap into an underutilized resource and contact us to tackle your biggest challenges.
 
And no matter who you are, listen to our podcast, pre-order our book, or sign up to be the first to watch our documentary.
 
Learn more at: theoctopusmovement.org
Rule #1: You’re amazing, exceptional....
Rule #2: We love people with ADHD, ADD, fast thinkers, multi focused people...
Rule #3: We are not lineair thinkers..