Have you ever felt like you are constantly juggling different items on your to-do list? We live in a world where multi-tasking seems inescapable. The idea of monotasking, however, offers a potential solution to scattered, distracted work.  In this episode, Colby and Carter explore the benefits and difficulties of monotasking, emphasizing how batching projects can be a tenable remedy for task switching. Additionally, they discuss issues of artistic originality and imitation.This conversation was prompted by the Art of Manliness podcast <a href="https://www.artofmanliness.com/character/behavior/monotasking-podcast/" rel="nofollow">#768: “Become a Focused Monotasker”</a>Send feedback or topic ideas to <a href="mailto:heycraftpodcast@gmail.com" rel="nofollow">heycraftpodcast@gmail.com</a>.··Cover art was designed by Elizabeth Newell. Learn more about her work at <a href="https://elizabethnewelldesign.com/" rel="nofollow">elizabethnewelldesign.com</a> or on Instagram <a href="https://instagram.com/elizabethisadesigner" rel="nofollow">@elizabethisadesigner</a>.

2 | Do Real Artists Quit Their Day Job?

The Craft explores the cultivation of creativity across multiple disciplines and interests. If you&#39;re a writer, music producer, photographer, filmmaker, marketer, designer, illustrator, composer, or just someone who loves to learn about the creative process, this show is for you.Hosted by Carter Davis Johnson (Writer, PhD student) and Colby Schemm (Marketer, Music Producer).New episodes drop every other Wednesday.Send feedback or topic ideas to heycraftpodcast@gmail.com.··Our cover art was designed by Elizabeth Newell. Learn more about her work at elizabethnewelldesign.com or on Instagram @elizabethisadesigner.  