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welcome to that's what she said conversations with interesting people from

the world of sports music comedy and more talk about their lives careers

successes and failures what's up y'all i'm Chenet Grumake and my dilemma is as a

professional woman's basketball player i have to be right now in two places

help me so this sounds really familiar as someone who always wishes she had a clone

i feel you girl and the only advice i can give you is that since you know you can't actually be

in two places at one time the only option is to be present wherever you are actually had a

neuroscientist on the pot a few months ago and we got into the downfalls of multitasking and

trying to do too many things at once and basically we talked about how your brain is like a computer

and if you're multitasking it can cause you to place information into the wrong files in your brain

computer so for instance this one researcher found out that if students are studying and watching

TV at the same time the information from their schoolwork goes into the part of their brain

that's specialized for storing new procedures and skills not facts and ideas and if the tv wasn't

on the information would have gone into a place where it's organized and categorized in a bunch

of ways that would make it easier to go back and retrieve it so long story short if you're trying

to do too many things at once if you're trying to be in two places at one time and you're not

focused on the task at hand you're not likely to retain the information you need do the thing you're

doing in the moment well and with accuracy and you're setting yourself up to just have to clean up

all the mistakes you make later so focus on where you are and what's right in front of you which

is a bunch of boxes and a place you need to move out of get yourself over to the west coast

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