You always multitask
We all have a lot on our plates — between a job, social life, family, and chores, it’s no wonder we’re stressed more than ever. Because we have so many things to check off on our to-do list, accomplishing tasks one at a time seems counterproductive. However, multitasking takes your stress to a dangerous level that can affects both the way you look and the way you feel. And speaking of stress…
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