Multitasking Preview

In the hustle and bustle of America's society today, it's nearly impossible for people to not have to multitask here and there.

We all have to balance more than one thing in our lives, maybe not at one time, but they do overlap occasionally.

Work, school, sports, going to the gym; if someone does more than one thing everyday, they have to multitask.

Multitasking is a huge stress factor for many people, but learning how to deal with it is key.

This video will discuss how multitasking has played a role in the subjects interviewed.

It will also talk about their opinion in how multitasking can actually be a good thing.

The video will discuss some benefits of multitasking and some disadvantages of handling more than one thing at once.

There will always be differing opinions on multitasking.

Some may be good at it, others not so much.

But one thing everyone can agree with is multitasking is very important and it is something that everyone should know how to overcome the stresses of and manage.

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