We’re often admonished not to multitask.  We’re told it will produce sub optimal results, scatter our focus and probably leave a trail of unfinished items on our ‘to do’ lists.  Ah yes, sound familiar?  But what about those times when you do only ONE task, and that ONE task produces multiple, awesome results!  OK, so we may be slightly challenged to think up one of these examples, but here is one….

I’ve been on a quest to find something that will work my brain in the same kind of way the gym works out my body.  My mother regularly worked on the hardest crossword puzzles she could find, and I’ve tried that route,  but have decided crosswords are not my thing (the fact I have no skills in that area might have something to do with it).   Continue reading →