"一度に全てをしようとすると、何も成し遂げられない"
— Cesar Chavez
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When you try to tackle too many tasks at the same time, it becomes really difficult to complete any of them. Imagine you have to clean your house, cook a meal, and finish your homework all at once. If you try to do a bit of everything at the same time, you might end up with a half-cleaned house, a half-cooked meal, and unfinished homework. But if you focus on one thing at a time, like cleaning the house first, then cooking, and finally doing your homework, you can finish each task properly. This way, you will feel more accomplished and less stressed. Breaking down your work and doing it step by step helps you to get things done more effectively.
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