It seems like multiversalists have everything going for them, and don’t need any help or particular support to succeed in life. However since the multiversalist experiences life qualitatively different, they may also be confronted with a number of problems:
Difficulty prioritizing paths. Multiversalists’ multipotentiality means that there is a constant sense of urgency about wanting to pursue many interests at once, and it can be difficult to foreclose options or commit.
Lack of fulfillment. Many multiversalists have an impressive list of accomplishments and talents, yet may still feel unfulfilled. Sometimes, finding meaning is difficult when multiversalists can see so many problems around them, see how they could be addressed, and feels unable to make an impact.
Difficulty tolerating periods of lack of direction or boredom. Once a domain or avenue of personal growth has been explored to a certain level of mastery, multiversalists may feel bored and ready for the next challenge. It may take some time before a new focus emerges.
Loneliness due to feeling ‘different’ and not understood by others. Multiversalists sometimes find contacts or conversations boring and superficial and hence close themselves off.