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February 19, 2025
To tackle email overload, follow the “4 D’s”: Delete unnecessary emails, Delegate those needing someone else’s action, Do urgent responses under two minutes, or Defer tasks to your calendar. This structured approach enhances productivity, helps manage tasks effectively, and reduces email-related stress. Consider using a guide for further assistance.
February 24, 2017
“Your Email Inbox is Your To-Do List Set By Others” How true is that saying?Spending time in your Inbox and moving email, for most of us, provides a sense of achievement.Unless of course there are 100s or 1000s of unread emails in there, in which case it’s a depressing place to be.Here’s a few quick
October 15, 2016
How You Can Solve Email Overload, And Help Others To Do It Too….. Most people find email is totally overwhelming when you don’t have systems and processes in place to deal with the vast amount we all receive each day. Have you ever thought about how you can massively speed up the email handling process for yourself
September 4, 2016
Productivity
The post highlights nine common productivity killers, including multitasking, frequent email checking, procrastination of important tasks, excessive meetings, and a chaotic workspace. It emphasizes the importance of prioritizing tasks, planning effectively, and maintaining an organized work environment to enhance focus and productivity. Recognizing these pitfalls can lead to better time management.
August 30, 2016
Management
The author reflects on work frustrations related to project management and learns about the Cost-Quality Triangle, which highlights the inability to control all three project factors: Cost, Quality, and Time. By understanding this limitation, the author emphasizes prioritizing focus, managing expectations, and promoting team awareness to improve project outcomes effectively.
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