The only course you will ever need to get your business emails under control! Course Content (6 Parts) CONCLUSION – The Final Rules to Internalize Effective Mail Management These final rules will help you internalize effective email management. Simplify Limit email folders (“@1-2-3-Plus-System”). Arrange Keep filing structure on the drive – not in Outlook or any other mail client. Separate Separate emails and task management (to-do list); do not misuse Inbox as a to-do list. Reduce Limit newsletter subscriptions and predominantly unsubscribe. Focus View mails intermittently several times a day rather than continuously. Act! When checking

The only course you will ever need to get your business emails under control! Course Content (6 Parts) Part 5 – Inbox Zero and the “FASD Principle” – Mastering the Email Inbox Now that you have the framework of your system in place, let us introduce you to a simple 4-step process to handle every email smart & quickly: The “FASD Principle”. This technique is action-focused. The most important habit you should implement is the INSTANT DECISION! In practice, this means, each email is opened only once and processed directly based on these four options: Here

The only course you will ever need to get your business emails under control! Course Content (6 Parts) Part 4 – The “@1-2-3-Plus-System” – Organizing Emails Wisely In the first three parts of our ultimate business email course, you learned how to change your mindset regarding emails and how to write emails the smart way. In this part, we will show you a great recipe to organize your emails. We call this bullet-proof method the “@1-2-3-Plus-System”. First, forget any complex filing structure. As we mentioned in part 1 over-organizing your emails is a waste of time.

The only course you will ever need to get your business emails under control! Course Content (6 Parts) Part 3 – The Email Charter – 10 Rules Against the Email Spiral The Email Charter is a set of guidelines for more effective email communication, created by Chris Anderson & Jane Wulf. It was developed in response to the growing problem of email overload and its negative impact on productivity, communication, and work-life balance. In this part of the email course, we’ll dive into each of the 10 guidelines in the Email Charter and provide tips on

The only course you will ever need to get your business emails under control! Course Content (6 Parts) Part 2 – Smart Emailing – Creating Emails Correctly Creating Emails Correctly Briefly consider whether an email is the right communication medium in the specific case. Some things can be clarified better and/or faster verbally. Emails do not replace personal contact! Emails are not suitable, for example, for resolving conflicts or holding extensive discussions. Consider what content should be conveyed and how. Rule: Always only one topic per email. Keep the text of the email as short

The only course you will ever need to get your business emails under control! CONTROL OR LOSS OF CONTROL? Let us ask you one question: Do you actively control your communication or are you helplessly at the mercy of your email inbox and have long since lost control? For many of us, the inbox has become a source of daily horror. It’s time to free yourself once and for all from the clutches of emails and external control. Do you want to work (and live) self-determined productively again? If the answer is “YES!” and you