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A person who has and does many different practices, habits, activities, or interests.

polyprax

noun

1. A person who has and does many different practices, habits, activities, or interests, possibly instead of having only one job or working for a living.
2. A person who may have many different purposes or roles, and who follows their own goals and dreams to do things for themself, others, and the world.
3. A person who may have many different purposes, goals, missions, or aims throughout their lifetime.
4. A person who may have many different roles, crafts, positions, or professions throughout their lifetime.
5. A person who may choose to try and live a simple life focused on action and practices instead of money and materials, or doing and being instead of paying and buying.
6. A person who may focus on thinking about and doing things for themselves and other people instead of paying for things or buying things for people and themselves.

Similar New Definitions

• Polyprax - A person who has many different practices, habits, activities, or interests.
• Polyskop - A person who has many different purposes, goals, aims, or objectives.
• Polyepan - A person who has many different roles, crafts, positions, or professions.
• Polyergo - A person who has many different jobs, duties, work, or chores.
• Polytech - A person who makes many different things, crafts, objects, or artworks.
• Polykano - A person who does many different things, actions, deeds, or tasks.

Similar Existing Definitions

• Polymath - A person who knows or understands many different learnings or subjects.
• Polyglot -  A person who can speak or write many different languages or vocabularies.

Updated - March 11, 2025
Original - September 4, 2024

A person who uses their thinking and thoughts to transform their life and the world around them for the better.

thinkist

noun

1. A person who uses their thinking and thoughts to transform their life and the world around them for the better. Their thoughts propel them to ultimately take action towards making their vision come true.
2. A person who thinks that you can turn thoughts and ideas into reality.
3. A person who understands that action, work, habits, and routines are also needed to make changes, complete tasks and projects, and achieve goals and dreams.
4. A person who thinks that action and results begin with ideas, thinking, and believing.
5. A person who values ideas, thoughts, belief, positive thinking, writing things down, and subconsciously influencing their mind as an important part of the process to complete tasks and projects, achieve goals and dreams, improve their attitude and character, get things done, and make changes in their life, the lives of others, and the world.
6. A person who values and encourages optimism, positive thinking, praising one another, and positive reinforcement. They may also devalue or discourage pessimism, negative thinking, putting people down, and negative punishment.
7. A person who may or may not appreciate the ideas of using positive thinking, affirmations, autosuggestion, imagination, writing down and reading goals, talking about their goals with others, journaling, gratitude, prayer, and focused meditation to help one improve their character, their attitude, their life, and the character, attitude, and lives of others.
8. A person who may or may not appreciate the sayings "Thoughts are things, and powerful things at that." and "Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe it can achieve."

Updated Date - August 23, 2023
Original Date - May 15, 2014