Single task vs. multi-task

It wasn’t until I spent hours on setting up my google calendar and todo list that my husband asked me “what’s the return on investment?” or “what’s the result?”

I can confidently say that setting up a system gave me results but you know more than those intangible things I can feel, it gave me purpose and structure I haven’t felt since I was in the workforce.

A roadmap for my day seems like an insignificant thing but when I’m the boss and the employee I’ve got to make the schedule and follow it.

It was just the shift I needed. If you’d like to experience peace and control in your household you should start your own calendar and to do list today!

Start simple! February 22nd is single tasking day!

For one day put multi-tasking aside. Single Tasking Day is allabout taking a break from multi-tasking, and focusing on getting one task done that day, to the best of our ability.

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Published by Patty Gordon

I’m Patty Gordon, a 40+ year old school lunch lady married to a crane mechanic. Our days are anything but normal as he works “construction worker hours” and I take care of our two elementary school aged kids, Chihuahua Mr Biggs, Pitbull Cali, and French Bulldog MooMoo. I blogged a few years ago under different names but have landed with the 365MomMe.com name this time around. The term 365MomMe comes from the idea that I’m a mom and I’m me 365 days a year. Kids call me Mommy but I see myself as MomMe.

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