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Help Others Manage Their Daily Baragge of Email and Save Time Too
Computers have made our world a much more information rich society, but they have also created so much information that it is sometimes hard to track it all. Most executives average about 100 pieces of e-mail per day! Are you adding to that barrage? According to the National Association of Professional Organizers, e-mail has added one to two hours to each person's work schedule per day compared to 10 years ago. Here are 10 tips to use when you are the sender of e-mail to save you and the receiver time.

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How's Business? Don't Rush For the Life Boats
The wind had gone out of my sails. I had a sinking feeling, like I was going down for the third time . . . and I couldn’t even recall the first two. Yet, each time someone asked me, “How’s business,” I would reply, “Good.” It’s kind of a natural reply to a rhetorical question. No one really expects an answer. No one wants to hear bad news, or so you would think.
You Only Have Two Choices!
You Have Only Two Choices! Jerry is the manager of a restaurant. He is always in a good mood. When someone would ask him how he was doing, he would always reply, "If I were any better, I would be twins!"

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I'll Do It Tomorrow? Tomorrow Has Come And It's Time To Get Organized!
I frequently hear business professionals say, "One of these days I really need to get organized!" Yet this task seems to be put on the back burner regularly because of more pressing things which need attention. What I've observed is that, until my clients consistently pay attention to non-urgent but important tasks -- tasks such as getting organized, weekly planning, self-care, and other preventive kinds of activities -- the urgent activities seem to multiply…sometimes to a critical state.

Stress-Free Selling® - Should I Call or Email?
I'm periodically asked this question about how to respond to a situation. The answer is simple. . . fortunately! Is it urgent? ...
Keeping Your Chin up in the Emergency Room
I got labelled urgent, which isn’t as fast as it sounds. I sat there so long that someone asked me if I was an organ donor.

Urgent or Important? Learn to Prioritize
We live in a highly accelerated, often crazy world. Everything is rush-rush. How do you prioritize your activities, when all the requests coming your way are "urgent" or ASAP? Learn the secret of differentiating between urgent and important and manage them accordingly.
Focus - it's harder to do, and more important.
Dr. Stephen Covey had it right: The tasks we busines owners tackle are importsnt, urgent, not important, not urgent. The important tasks are the most valuable and profitable. But if they're not urgent as well, we do them last, if at all. Big problem. Please read on.
Escape To Freedom…Solve Presentation Worries…Enjoy Your Weekend
Last minute presentation…about to wreck your weekend? If your boss just called you in and told you about a Monday morning urgent pitch, you know the sinking feeling. What can you do?
The Tyranny of the Urgent Can Cause Priority Overload
A frantic manager burst into a travel agency and exclaimed, "I need an airplane ticket immediately!" "Where would you like to go?", the travel agent asked. "I don't care, just get me on a plane. I've got business everywhere," was the desperate reply. Time management author and consultant, R. Alec Mackenzie once observed, "Urgency engulfs the manager; yet the most urgent task is not always the most important.
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