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Sinopsis

Email has been a communication mainstay for decades, and it’s use is growing about seven percent per year. How can we handle more email if we’re already overwhelmed? How will we stay responsive to our colleagues and to our clients? How will we survive the daily onslaught and maintain our work quality and our sanity? This program answers those questions. It demonstrates an effective and efficient way of handling virtually any amount of email. Gaining command of email reduces stress, increases focus, and produces a better work product. These all add up to a better professional experience, which is how work/life balance is truly achieved. Making good on this promise is easier than it appears. In fact, making it easy is the key to its success. Attendees to this program will learn the following: - A simplified workflow model to demonstrate where email processing resides in our day. - A proven system from the medical field – triage. - Triage is a quick and effective way to sort patients to determine their medical priority. It’s essentially a sorting and queuing mechanism that we can adapt to make email easier to handle. - How to use Microsoft Outlook to maximize this email triage system. With the new system described and in place, we’ll set sail for a happier, more productive workday!

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In past lives, Paul has been a corporate finance attorney, a software executive, and a serial entrepreneur. For the past nine years, he has been a speaker, author, trainer and coach working with clients who want to stop merely managing their time and start making more of it. Paul was afflicted at a young age with a desire to accomplish things efficiently. At thirteen, he was tasked with the daily chore of vacuuming the family business. Paul found the most efficient route to accomplish this so he could spend more time fly fishing. Later, he developed a way to outline his law school courses which assured him of good grades and more time to play golf. At the software company mentioned above, he streamlined the licensing process so his contracts administrator could do most of the legal work, leaving him time to manage the professional services department. His dot-com – Outdoorplay, Inc. – does with seven employees what his competitors do with twenty. This focus on process and individual contribution resulted in Paul’s creation of the QuietSpacing® time management system and its related seminars and workshops. These programs provide people new tools to regain command of their day, get more done, and enjoy greater career and personal satisfaction.

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