The Advantages of Having a Lot of Projects Going on at Once

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Is there any advantage to having a lot of projects going on at once? And the reason I'm asking that is because I've seen folks who will kind of switch it up if they feel stuck in one area, then they'll switch. Or is that just too much going on? No, I think it's very valuable. One front is it's good to have lots of things going on because, you know, projects sometimes hit a wall and there's no way around that particular wall. But yes, it's incredibly valuable to have a number of different tasks going on to fronts.

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