Welcome to the Shaline Show. Shaline has helped thousands with her books, seminars, and online

academies. She's the author of The New York Times bestselling book push in a mother of two.

Hey there, what's up? It's me, it's Shaline. Do I sound different?

Well, if I do, it's because I'm recording this podcast from the road in my car, my truck,

if you will. And I'm doing so using a microphone called a road microphone, R-O-D-E, no pun intended,

a road microphone that's attached to my lapel and plugged into my iPhone. And I'm recording

this just simply into my audio notes. I have both hands on the wheel, approximately 10

and 2, and I'm focused and looking around and I'm not distracted. I'm just talking. This

is no different than talking to myself, really, because I guess I really kind of am talking to myself,

huh? Well, I mean later you'll listen to this, but right now while I'm recording this, I'm

very much talking to myself. The reason why I wanted to do this is I recently did an episode

for Build Your Tribe. And by the way, if you haven't already heard, I've resurrected my business

podcast. And what I'm doing is recording answers to questions from my students, my students of

the marketing impact academy. I just thought I'd tell you that because I just really think so many

of you are like-minded. It's why you found my podcast. It's why we have so much in common. And I

just want to encourage you to just listen to those episodes, even if you are positive, you're never,

ever, ever going to start a business. Yeah, just never know. I believe having your own business

means freedom. Now, I wanted to record this podcast to you for you from the road because I want

to talk to you about when and where it makes sense to multitask. I've got amazing responses from

people who listen to the series I did on focus. That's a three-part series. And I just have to

tell you, I really appreciate all of the speak-pipe messages you left me saying like, whoa,

whoa, this is crazy. I can't even believe how much more productive I've become. This is what I

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