mul·ti·task·ing
noun, often attributive \-ˌtas-kiŋ\
Definition of MULTITASKING
1: the concurrent performance of several jobs by a computer
2: the performance of multiple tasks at one time
There’s something about a person who can drive and text, eat and talk, talk to a friend and know their child is playing up behind them!
The skill I most love possessing is this one!

I am often awestruck watching my husband as he plays guitar, sings, leads the band/ congregation, keeps another musicians beat with his foot and worship’s himself!! This is no simple skill.
It’salso been so fun watching as my son grows bigger, his little motor skills have developed from finding his hands, holding a tool to now drawing with a pencil. I’m secretly excited to see his first kindergarten masterpieces.
It’s amazing to think that as tiny babies we now have grow to points similar to where I found myself the other night. I was sitting at the computer typing an email, picking up my phone to answer a phone call, while half listening to a movie’s plot on the television & was putting on my son’s shirt!
I finished those few moments of complication and thought, huh! that was a little intense.
Multitasking is often helpful, but some time’s it’s just a lack of discipline. I love to multi task so much. Have you ever begun cleaning the house working on 3 bedroom’s at once & continued listening to a dvd at the same time?
I find myself doing just that every now and again and when I realize my next steps often lead me to a place where I just sit, turn all electronics off and shut my eyes.
So really being able to get multiple tasks completed quickly let me skip over the finer things in life. But some time’s I make it to the finer things in life because I have multi tasked!
The dilema friends is deciding what the finer things in life are?
If you happen to be blessed with this skill it’s time to embrace it and learn how to use it effectively.
Some symptoms of a multi tasker:
1. House is a mess and everything is always in half completion mode.
Answer: Take a day and write a list, things in front of you may help you stay on target.
2. Always burning your dinner?
Leave the dished till later. Turn off the television and enjoy the sound of the boiling water. Some time’s the process can be relaxing.
3. Too many social networks?
Is it better to have one well functioning twitter to promote your business or have 5 half maintained sites? The decision is yours.
4. Always tired or tied up?
A biggy, this could be a symptom of a complicated life. Why not prioritize the things you really want to do and say no to others. Be sure of things your called to do before you say yes to someone.
Or you may just need to eat healthier and go to sleep 2 hours earlier than normal. That ma mean stop multitasking after 11pm if you have to wake up @ 9am
These are big symptoms. And they were fun to point out in my own life.
When there is too much going on, too many bills, too many priorities or chores, never be afraid to humble yourself and ask for help.
We were made for companionship so don’t fly solo to accomplish your day to day lives. You may be more fruitfull by thinking like a team member.
So let’s try to minimise doing 3 things at once, get the job done well by enjoying the process and think about who might love the gift of being part of your life so you don’t have to multi task 24/7 & your afternoon’s could look like this.

Helpful hints:
Home cleaners, Babysitters, Organizational services and friends are often just a phone call away.
If you don’t have the cash why not get creative and see what you could trade for services?
Have a great week you little multitasker’s!