You cannot chase two rabbits at the same time.

In our very busy lives we often go chasing after more than one thing with the hope that we will catch them by the tail and make it ours. The problem with chasing more than one thing is that more often than not you can lose it all or at best end up with only one. It would be a futile chase indeed if the one you catch is the one you'd least want.  Should that happen the less damaging thing to the psyche would be to have some kind of back up plan that could act as a balm and almost a consolation prize of sorts. For there is nothing more deflating than ending up with nothing - especially after a grueling chase that could prove exhausting to say the least. To add insult to injury you may just have nothing to show for all your efforts. But in today's demanding climate, it is almost common practice to have more than one goal as our focus.  In that sense chasing after more than one rabbit would be almost par for the course. Be sure though that you know who your rabbits are so that when you catch them, it will be well worth the chase!