Collective conscious leads to gain and scattered consciousness leads to loss. ~ Napolean Hill
How many of you believe multi-tasking is a sign of success?
The more things you do at one time, the more you finish, right? I sure thought so! Well I’ve now seen the destructive forces at work when I multi-task! I’m addicted to multi-tasking and didn’t realize it. If you do nothing else this week, please read my friend and mentor, Mark Januszewski’s blog on the pros and cons of multi-tasking. He wrote an excellent blog on the error in believing multi-tasking is productive. In reality, us multi-taskers can’t help but think about what we’re not doing as we try to multi-task. The result is we accomplish less, can’t stay focused on any one single thing and go off in too many directions without finishing well on the one thing we might really want to do! Sadly, even as I was working on my Success Whisperer newsletter today, I caught myself checking email because my notifier went off! Really Lisa?? My multi-tasking addiction is worse than I thought.
Our society seems to believe if we’re not connected every single minute of the day to our various electronic devices, we’ll miss out on something important in life. Unfortunately, as Mark points out, we often end up FAILING or not ENJOYING FULLY what we’re doing at that particular moment. It has been a slow growing addiction for me but after reading the Stanford University study, it’s one I’m seriously going to conquer and win over.
Mark J wrote his blog in reference to the MLM industry, but honestly, I feel it applies to almost everyone in every walk of life! Try making a cake from scratch and talking on the phone at the same time…..it’ll either take twice as long to put together or you’ll leave out a key ingredient. Trust me on this one! Please share this blog with those you know who might be multi-taskers, especially where electronic devices are involved……Information overload is one thing but we always have a choice to filter what and when it comes in. We simply need to start exercising that choice!
Always believe in yourself,
Lisa












