Doing the basics better and more often than anyone else.    The pure definition of WORK SMART

The Most Difficult Drill in History

Rules

Before you can ask your question, you must first repeat my last full answer –

NO CLOSED END QUESTIONS; i.e., cannot be answered with YES – NO – or MAYBE 

OMNITASKING             You Cannot Multitask                You Cannot Manage Time

Omnitasking, a Fit For Our Non-Linear Shape Shifting World

This, based on the fact that Multitasking is linear! Flat line, one foot in front of the other, to and fro, right or left. An attempt to do multiple things simultaneously has long been called multitasking and it’s something we all do. If not multitasking, then what? Omnitasking; a term I was given by Dr. Alan Celeste some 15 years ago. Stop It Dr. Celeste, said, “It’s obvious you constantly attempt to multitask.” “Guilty.” I responded. “Stop it!” he said. “No one is capable of multitasking because it’s linear. Instead, be aware that we all Omnitask.” He defined Omnitasking as the ability for our brain to be constantly involved, not linear, but multi-dimensionally, 360 degrees around us. It Was Epistemological

Omnitasking fit within the restraints of my knowledge and hurdled it to another level. We are the center of our universe. Don’t think egotistically or esoterically; think multi-dimensionally. We all live in an envelope that is: Personally known, unknown, aware, or unaware in our past, present, and perceived future combined with our sensory perceptions, both experiential and experimental.

Even though we are its center, the edges are an unequal distance in amoebic proportions based on our beliefs, attention, knowledge, perception, awareness, and intelligence.

You Cannot Not ‘Omnitask’

In a conscious state, the mind is always active with synapses firing at 8,100 bits per nanosecond, consciously, subconsciously, and unconsciously with all five senses implanted in the 90 billion neurons in our body. This is why meditation is important and valuable. The goal of meditation is to bring all of your senses, attention, and thoughts back to center and Stop Tasking.

The Personal Influence of Omnitasking

Stressed, worried, anxious and guilty was my way of life. Constantly rolling over items on the to-do-lists pushed my blood pressure high leading to an overhanging fear of failure. I developed acid reflux, low self-esteem, headaches, low confidence, backaches, and lack of sleep. From all the ads on TV for pills to cure my ailments and friends complaining of the same afflictions, I realized I was not alone.

Healing Power

Working on, and living the concept, I added the hypothesis that even though Omnitasking happens 360 degrees around you, it is not spherical – it’s amoebic in proportion. This discovery had a great calming effect. Adding to the knowledge ‘perfection is nonexistent’, Omnitasking gave me peace, enriched my life, and added quality and abundance. Not to mention with meditation, deep breathing, and simple prioritization, I’m doing more in less time.

Multigenerational Hooey

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Now It’s Your Turn To Shine

No – Is a Complete Sentence