How to Empty Your Inbox: A Step-By-Step Guide That Teaches You How to Take Control of Your Electronic & Paper Inboxes So You Can Accomplish Mor

ISBN-13: 9781502721198 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 184 str.

Scott D. Levine

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"How to Empty Your Inbox offers some practical and extraordinarily pragmatic methodologies for addressing the time factors and daily clutter which so predominate our lives, giving us an opportunity to take control of those factors and to make them work to our advantage." Thomas Berman. How to Empty Your Inbox teaches you in a step-by-step manner, how to use the organizational tools that we all have but don't really know how to use We have paper planners. We use Outlook for our email. We delegate tasks/projects or are delegated tasks/projects or both. This book teaches how to set up a paper planner, using what you need. It teaches customization of Outlook using setup methods native to the program so that you don't have to purchase an add-on program. It teaches you how to use Outlook and a paper planner together. Once you get past the set up of your paper planner and Outlook, you will be ready to understand and learn how to clean up your messes each week and prepare for the week ahead. This is the crux of The Weekly CleanUP and this book teaches you the steps that you need to follow each week to achieve the most each day and each week. Next, you will learn how to plan your day and your week. The book offers templates for planning your day. If you have projects that you need to plan, the book offers templates for project planning too. Like other parts of the book, it teaches you in a step-by-step manner how to plan your day and how to plan and organize your projects. These skills may seem simple or even natural but in reality they are neither. Most of us go through life not knowing how to do either effectively. Once you follow the steps in this book, you will count yourself as someone who plans your days, weeks and projects exceptionally well

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