Pete Smissen

And you can see all of the stains on them from, I guess, things washing down from the rain.

And it's funny because I think you see the same rocks in northern Tasmania.

Yeah.

All right.

Well, good suggestions there, Dad.

Hopefully you guys enjoy this episode.

Yeah.

And yeah, we'll see you next time.

Bye.

You ever have one of those days where your to-do list feels longer than the day itself?

You've got errands to run, emails to answer, dinner to cook, and somehow you're trying to do all three things at once.

Maybe you're on the phone while walking the dog.

Maybe you're listening to a podcast while commuting to work.

Or maybe you plan your grocery shopping so you can grab the parcel from the post office at the same time.

When that happens, it feels pretty satisfying, right?

One action, two problems solved.

Saving time, saving effort and feeling a bit clever about it too.

English actually has a fantastic expression for moments just like this.

When one smart move helps you accomplish more than one goal at once.

And today, you're going to learn it.