Speedmailing empty inbox training
Spend less time processing your email, have a better overview of your current tasksUse email more effectively.
Description
Why Email workshops?
Email is known as the "killer application" of the last 15 years. Yet more and more organisations and managers are struggling with the impact of email on day-to-day work. When it comes to productivity, Email might as well be known as the "serial killer application". It has become our single most important business tool yet we pay little attention how to properly use, and not use, email. We believe this is a shame, as everyone spends increasing time on email and teaching yourself some basic principles can save you valuable hours every week.
Speedmailing specializes in short yet powerful workshops to make your use of email more effective. Consider the following achievable benefits:
- An empty inbox every single day.
- Have more control over your tasks and commitments.
- Being able to trust that you are not overlooking things.
- Have peace of mind so you can make better decisions and spend more time on important tasks.
- Be quicker (and thus spend less time) on email
We also have a book available which is called "Speedmailing: Turn your work enemy into your best work tool" by Richard Wolfe (Author).
Survival kit for 100+ messages a day
Are you struggling with the constant overflow of email and other messaging apps? Do you feel your email keeps you from the “real work” you should be doing?
Becoming better at managing email will give you more oversight of your tasks, an increased level of concentration and a sense of calm in your workday. Speedmailing is a simple and practical method that allows you to handle email and your productivity apps like a pro.
What You Will Learn!
- Have an empty inbox every single day
- Have more control over your tasks and commitments
- Have peace of mind so you can make better decisions and spend more time on important tasks
- Be quicker (and thus spend less time) on email
- Be able to trust that you are not overlooking things.
Who Should Attend!
- If you suffer from an overloaded inbox
- Have no more overview of your tasks and todo's
- Suffer from too many interruptions
- Have an email backlog