Memory & Multi-tasking

Well as I have been told many times before...stop Multi-tasking to increase productivity & proformnace....I've been told again today by my memory coaching!
Indeed, females can really fall into this dilemma as often there is just so much to get done every day. Of course men can too but, just seems aparent that females often have more to cover with kids & domestic duties.
Therefore after today's memory session I am determined to stop Multi-tasking and see how this can help. Thanks Bill Aronson for your great advice here.

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Monarchyonline,org Summer Event on 3rd of Septembe...

Kaz Aston Blog: Monarchyonline,org Summer Event on 3rd of Septembe...: Monarchyonline.org  are delighted to hold their 2016 Summer event at Blenheim Palace for Salon Preve with friends from Rotary and Cannonba...

Monarchyonline,org Summer Event on 3rd of September at Blenheim Palace for Salon Preve

We are delighted to be off to Blenheim Palace on the 3rd of September for a garden party with Salon Preve. The event raising awareness about SOS Children's Villages UK while raising some donations over the coming weeks.

We are partnering with #Rotary London club, Cannonball Run Europe and a new London PR company so we hope lots of great pictures and footage to share after this special event. Also we will be using the #RotaryCannonball with our #monarchyonline hashtags.

Here is some more information about the special automotive garden party:

Kaz Aston Blog: Monarchyonline,org Summer Event on 3rd of Septembe...: Monarchyonline.org  are delighted to hold their 2016 Summer event at Blenheim Palace for Salon Preve with friends from Rotary, Cannonball Run Europe and more!

If you can help in anyway please get in touch.

Thanks so much, Kaz Aston

The UK Monarchy Costs Tax Payers only Sixty Two Pence a year

Latest figures show the monarchy cost UK taxpayers 62 pence each. This equals £40.1m last year, with more than £16m spent on maintaining royal palaces and buildings.

That is an increase of £4.6m on the previous financial year.

But the Queen and the Royal Family's official travel costs to the taxpayer fell more than £1m to a total of £4m.

The single most expensive trip was taken by the Prince of Wales, whose two-day journey in September from Scotland to Yorkshire on official business.

Buckingham Palace and the Government are always reviewing the amount of money the Queen receives each year from the Treasury.

It comes at a time when new figures reveal that the Crown Estate - a £12bn property portfolio including Regent Street and Ascot racecourse - has made a record annual profit of £304.1m.

That money goes to the Treasury, but the Queen receives a Sovereign Grant of 15% of the estate profits, paid two years in arrears  and means the amount she receives under that grant would rise to more than £45m in 2017.