"Approximately 60% of U.S. businesses use Microsoft Outlook, but make use of less than 5% of its potential to assist in getting things done."

Why do some people get huge amounts of highly productive work done while most others barely get by? Why do some people calmly and confidently achieve many great things, while most others are stressed out of their minds living paycheck to paycheck?

In a word: training. Or as my Sensei (karate teacher) says somewhat tongue-in-cheek, "More training grasshopper!"

"Best presenter I've ever experienced and I've been going to workshops and conferences for 20+ years! Organization, breadth of knowledge, presentation, ability to communicate with participants, ability to "shift gears" and respond effectively to any and all questions and without getting behind schedule. The guy's brilliant and just as personable!"

- Steve Button, Seattle, WA

Time management cartoonTaming the Email (crouching) Tiger (and MORE):
Time Management best practices meets Microsoft Outlook.

We all have the same amount of time: 24 hours a day. Einstein's definition of time is: "The occurrence of events, in sequence, one after the other." The key to time management is event control.

"The key to controlling the events in your life and increasing your productivity is to have tools and systems in place so that nothing falls through the cracks, you trust that things will be where they're supposed to be when you need them, and your most important things get done."

What happens when you inject advanced time management strategies into Microsoft Outlook? Productivity goes up, stress goes down, and your most important things get done!

No public workshops are currently scheduled. BUT, you can get "the rest of the story" and then some here...


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