Multitasking is usually not a good thing. Rather than being more productive, you end up exhausted and making mistakes when you try to multitask. But… when I posted about this subject a few weeks ago on social media, a colleague made a really good point. 

He said that he uses multitasking when he’s procrastinating on a task he truly doesn’t like. This got me thinking, are there any situations in which multitasking would be a good thing? 

I realized I’m already doing this. 

Listen in to learn the ONE time multitasking might be a good thing, how I’m using this strategy in my own life, and how you can use multitasking to get out of the procrastination trap. 

Show Highlights

[01:57] Last summer I locked myself in a stairwell twice in one week, all because of multitasking. 

[02:24] What your brain is actually doing when you’re trying to multitask. 

[05:27] The exception to the “no multitasking” rule. 

[07:55] Multitasking is not a good strategy overall, but it can help you stop procrastinating. 

[09:05] Your challenge for this week. 

[10:06] A quick recap of the episode. 

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