They say you can't multitask... And as true as that sound, they've all got to be kidding me. I for one agree --- knowing I could be hurting my brain's capacity to do work.

Seriously, it's overwhelming when you overtask or engage in different things. But guess what? I've been working on this programming language and working on that programming language and try to keep myself up on track with new trends and products. I don't know about you or understand your values when it comes to having your focus on one area before the next. I do know passion is key for me in everything that I do. And this, of course, is also what it means for being self-taught. And the saying "all fingers aren't equal" is true for me in this case and is a truth about multitasking.

Still, however, I hold to my values about multitasking and stay true to the rest of my values.

Here's a tip when learning programming.

Tip 1:

It's good to stay focused on an area rather than multitasking. It's all depends on your ability. Still, I advice learning and staying glued to a program, become and expert ln that then give yourself out to studying other programming languages whether you want to multitask or not. The fact is you're already an expert at one and have nothing to lose before exploring other languages.