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Quick and Easy Email Clean Up
Cleaning out your email inbox is a great year-end activity. But any time of the year will do! A clear inbox helps you...
I Was a Slave to My Phone but Now I’m Free
Guest post by writer (and client!) Charles Moss Author Michael Harris just released his book, “The End of Absence:...
How to Manage Electronic Files at Work
Most workplaces have reduced the reliance on paper-based information and files in normal business processes. Those that...
On Electronic Calendars
Despite the assumptions typically made of productivity coaches, I am quite a fan of paper. I read paper novels, jot notes...
What To Do When You’re Perpetually Late…
A former boss of mine was known for saying, “If you’re not early, you’re late.” My father is early everywhere he goes. When...
Working with Distractible People
A previous blog post offered tips for distractible adults, with or without ADHD, to be more focused and effective at work....
Dealing with Distractibility in the Workplace
Are you easily distracted? Do you find it difficult to stay on task? Do you feel “a little ADD” from time to time? In the...
The New Definition of a Facebook “Like”
Facebook has changed the meaning of words. We all know this is true. Think about the word “friend.”...
Don’t Leave Money on the Table – Part Two
I consistently tell clients that being organized at work will make them more money. In no place is there a higher payoff...
Don’t Leave Money on the Table – Part One
Getting organized is a great tool to achieve a variety of professional and personal goals. However, one of the best...
Automating Repetitive Actions in Microsoft Outlook
Move…Forward…Reply…Delete…Drag… Good email management requires regular attention to your inbox and sent items as...
Drag-and-Drop Features in Outlook
Microsoft Outlook has great features to help you stay organized and manage your time at work. One of my favorites is the...