Have you ever noticed how Mark Bouris, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg wore the same clothes everyday?

It’s about reducing decision fatigue.

What is that you ask?

Our brain has a limit to how many decisions we can make in one day and then it starts to tire or slow down.

For those that exchange time for money, that’s a HUGE problem.

Either you rule the day, or the day rules you.

How do you know when the day rules you?

By the end of the day, you have no mental energy left and decision fatigue

You ‘cherry pick’ for urgent tasks or crisis, whatever stands out the most is what you work on

You are constantly putting out fires, going from one to the other.

You have days where you feel overwhelmed and exhausted and the emails just keep coming.

You barely have a grasp and control on the work and get caught out with surprises or things that have fallen through the gap.

How do you know when you rule the day?

You are super prioritised knowing exactly where you need to focus your attention each day.

You’re able to realistically set tasks and deadlines.

You have an empty inbox

You are not scouring through emails for what you’ve missed or what you need to do but working through a sophisticated prioritisation list.

You have moments in your day for focus and attention.

You can helicopter in on projects at any time and know exactly where you’re at with them.

What you’ll learn:

Discover the fundamental principles of time management and how they are applied in the digital world
Be influenced by the ideology of time management guru, David Allen, author of “Get it Done’.
Learn about the common mistakes everyone makes with managing their email
Learn a new methodology of how to organise your emails and why you need to change
Learn about the ‘touch it once’ principle applied in email management
Learn how to get to inbox zero (and stay there) faster than you ever imagined.
Discover advanced tools and features in Microsoft Outlook that you never knew existed.
Gain back a MINIMUM of 4 hours per week (most will gain up to 10).