I think it would be nice to have the focus that true singularity of purpose provides

A friend of mine made that comment to me earlier today. It hit me hard because it brought several disparate thoughts and ideas into laser focus.

We're all multi-taskers, right? We all have full plates. Everyone has an armload of balls to juggle. For me it's family and friends, volunteer work, finances, career, health and fitness, and my businesses. You probably have a similar list of all the things you are and do each and every day.

How do you manage them all? The secret to successfully multi-tasking - leading a fully faceted life - is embodied in the quote above. It's all about focus.

When you sit down to pay the bills, or when you spend time with your kids, do you give that task - no matter how big or small it is - your full focus? Do you approach it as if you're the best in the world at it because it's all you do in your life?

Next time you set about your business, or your finances, on the next time you have a conversation with a friend or member of your family, take a laser focus to the task. Let nothing else enter your mind.

You'll be surprised at the results. You'll be shocked at what you can accomplish in a single day's time. All it takes is singularity of purpose.