Phoebe Hudson
To be honest I can’t answer that question… all depends on a person we’re all different some of us can some of us cannot you can give a try if you think 🤔 you can’t just do how much you can. Good Luck 👍🍀
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Emil Christiansen
No I think you should break it down into smaller pieces and if you don’t finish your work either finish it later or start it the next day
Loane Morin
I suggest Focusing on one objective would b more productive than multitasking!! If those multiple tasks are done at achieving one main objective, then it’s fine
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