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This week, Rachel R. asks us:
No matter how fast I work or how many hours it seems that I put in, I am unable to get in front of my assignments. I am always ensuring a “fire” doesn’t start and I am unable to work methodically on one or all of my projects. Any advice?
Interesting question. How do you handle a lot of assignments/tasks in a methodical way while ensuring “fires” don’t start or spread? I know what Joan Burge would say! NO MULTI-TASKING. Well, I think we all know that Joan would say that…but what advice would you give Rachel?
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