• Stop feeling so overwhelmed?
• Get done what you really need to get done?
• Stop getting side tracked?
• Have a sense of calm when you walk into your office?
• Deal with that e-mail overload once and for all?
• Have a life again?

Who should attend? If you:

• regularly come in early and stays late "just so you can get your work done"
• are feeling fried, just fried.tired of working 10, 12 or more hours a day and never feeling like they are making progress... headed for burnout
• have never been able to successfully keep track of the tasks that need to be done despite trying multiple systems... a solution doesn't "stick"
• don't want a one-solution-fits-all approach to getting organized because they feel too boxed in and that makes you uncomfortable.
• want a solution that fits your personality, your work style, and your goals & objectives.
• Iong for an easy to implement, easy to maintain and easy to use way to get and stay organized
• want flexibility in a solution; one that can be integrated with technology, or not... technology isn't required to be organized

What you will learn:

 Delve into the seven major issues that help significantly improve workplace results:

• Establishing strong foundational habits.
• Processing incoming items - paper, voice mail, e-mail, etc.
• Prioritizing - identify your top ones every day and work them.
• Using time rationally - since managing it is impossible!
• Effectively managing project - effective delegation and follow-up.
• Understanding personality issues - how to use your strengths and those of your team to maximize the impact on the bottom line.
• Understanding psychological issues - dealing with self-defeating and dysfunctional behavior that can undermine your efforts.

 

 What is included:

• 64 page workbook filled with ideas and exercises for improving focus, organization and productivity
• Quick reference 5 Decisions poster
• Access to The GO System Resource Library
  • PDF Follow-up Form
  • Label Making Program
  • Break even Calculator
  • Priority Worksheet
  • Priority Matrix
  • Vision Statement Guide
  • Meeting Planner
  • Project Management Template
  • Problem Solving Guide
  • Commitment Agreement
  • Progress Report Monthly Reminder
  • Articles
  • And more!
• 12 weekly tips for reinforcing course content
• Access to The Executive Pantry, the Mise En Place resource library
  • Additional resources for improving organization and productivity
  • Articles
  • Videos

 

Tired of being overwhelmed by your e-mail? Are you using your in-box as a "to-do list", a contact manager, a calendar, or a filing cabinet? How many e-mails do you have in your in-box - 100.250.500.more than 1,000? If so, you aren't alone! Join, Ann Michael Henry, Chief Productivity Officer at Mise En Place, as she talks about properly managing e-mail so that you can enjoy the benefits of this great tool. Learn how to control your e-mail so that it doesn't control you!

What you'll learn and see as we go live with our e-mail and show you how to effectively manage this incredible productivity tool.

What you will learn:

 The proven secrets of managing e-mail

 Strategies for incoming e-mail management

• Viewing the source of an e-mail
• Adding a sender to the blocked senders list
• Saving e-mails outside of Outlook
• Saving e-mail delivery
• Dealing with junk e-mail

 Overall performance and processing

• Creating rules and filters
• Effectively managing deleted and sent e-mail folders
• Setting record retention guidelines
• Checking the size of your mailbox
• Backing up your Outlook folders

 and more!

Additionally, you will receive:

 Tips, Tools and Techniques for Managing E-mail

• A 20-page How-to Guide with step-by-step instructions and visuals for Managing E-mail

 Next Step Guide

• A step-by-step checklist that you can follow to get your inbox under control

Did you know…

• The average person gets 1 interruption every 8 minutes, or approximately 7 an hour, or 50-60 per day. The average interruption takes 5 minutes, totaling about 50% of the average workday. 80% of those interruptions are typically rated as "little value" or "no value" creating approximately 3 hours of wasted time per day.
  
  
• Americans waste 9 million hours per day searching for lost or misplaced items.
  
  
• Wall Street Journal reported that the average executive loses 6 weeks per year searching for missing information in messy desks and files (almost 1 hour per day per person).
  
  
• Over 247 Billion e-mails are sent every day.
  
  
• The typical corporate users send and receive about 167 messages daily and will spend 30% of their day creating, organizing, reading and responding to e-mail.
  
  
• You can expect a 35 to 50% increase in e-mail volume next year.
  
  
• 1.5 to 4.0 is the number of hours each day we spend dealing with e-mail.

Did you know that YOU are currently part of these statistics!!!

Bonus! Not one, but two!

Bonus #1

As a thank you, you will receive Where Does Technology Fit? a reprint of Ann Michael's contribution to the book: Focus Organization Productivity: Ideas for Improving Success in the Workplace by the Network for Productivity Excellence.

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Bonus #2

A complementary 4-week subscription to Tech-Talk, one of Ann Michael’s favorite productivity tools.

Tech-Talk.com will introduce you to new and better ways to increase productivity -- with computer training online. It provides tools, techniques and tips that are designed specifically to help YOU be very successful at work. Tech-Talk will help you improve your personal productivity with Word, Excel, Outlook, web tools and more.

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