Multiple creative personalities

Do you ever leap from one creative idea and project to the next? I do. Perhaps everybody does. I suppose you can say I'm just leaping from project to project but really I feel like I have multiple creative personalities. For instance, some days I want to spend hours cooking and somedays I don't want to go near the kitchen. Here are a  few of my creative personalities and what they're working on:

• Author: finishing a novel; writing picture books
• Playwright: (writing a play is just not the same as authoring a book so this is a separate creative personality) three plays for children to perform in editing stage; five plays for speech therapists in the works; one musical circling my brain; one monologue written today.
• Director: (of plays) I'll be directing a Shakespeare play starting in March; directing a couple of children's shows in the summer.
• Mime: coming up with fun skits, teaching, directing
• Songwriter: (again, this is different than the other kinds of writing) I have three songs per script in the above mentioned three plays for children that need to be notated; a spiritual song written on various pieces of paper.
• Cake Decorator: I loved my cake classes and I love coming up with decorations on cakes. (I just have to pick cake decorating days)
• Chef: This is for everything else besides cakes. I follow recipes. I invent recipes. Healthy foods. Desserts. It just makes the house smell good. And I have fun doing it.
• Seamstress: I have a dress I'm building by using a store-bought dress as the pattern.
• Quilting: currently, I'm buiilding the blocks. Yes, it's sewing but different in my mind than just sewing clothes.
• Cross stitch: I have a lovely scene I'm working on. I'll start a fantasy scene after that.
• Gamewright: This is a new one for me but I'm enjoying creating a game from an idea that grew from the book Open Minds by Susan Kaye Quinn.
• Artist: drawing; coloring; experimenting with different mediums.
• Sculpter: just using oven-baked clay, such as Sculpty or Fimo clay. I love the miniatures I make, usually because I'm so surprised they worked out. 
• Papercutting: love figuring out just the right cuts to make.

Maybe it's just too many multiple creative personalities, though I doubt any of them--along with their projects--are going to disappear anytime soon. 
Or maybe I just can't focus!