Reinvent Your Time Management Skills

Techniques for Reaching Higher Levels of Productivity Using Microsoft Outlook

A program by Time For Results, a division of Karla Brandau & Associates

Time and Technology provides practical instruction to:

• Simplify Outlook
• Refine Self-Management
• Produce More

Key discussion points of this seminar include:

• Microsoft Outlook - mastering this management tool for maximum integration
• The Producers Mindset - new thought processes for “doing it all”
• Quality of Life - principles for prioritizing personal and professional tasks

Learning Outcomes:

• Reduce and simplify the deluge of emails
• Uncover little known task-related features
• Understand unique calendar options
• Develop contact lists into a workable management database

*At the program, you’ll receive a 100-page manual for your reference and the e-book, 101Time Management Tips for Busy Professionals to help you implement the skills you learn long after the seminar is completed.

Time for Results™ System proprietary methodology participants gain the technical expertise to:

• Transform the inert "To Do" list into an active personal management tool
• Employ different task views to manage a variety of work production
• Increase time awareness by recording time estimates vs. actual
• Utilize on-line meeting functions, reminders and status reports
• Communicate with and delegate to team members on tasks and projects
• Integrate contacts, calendars, tasks and e-mail

To thrive in today’s world, good time management skills are not enough. You need exceptional time management skills that help you sort the deluge of email while keeping up with projects, daily tasks and calendar appointments.

This program puts time management skills within the reach of every individual regardless of previous time management snafus.

Using features in Microsoft Outlook, it teaches you the disciplined process of work flow as tasks come into your computer from email or from assigned projects.

Certified Speaking Professional, author of 101 Time Management Tips for Busy Professionals, and president of Time For Results, Karla Brandau, will host this session as she teaches actionable strategies and techniques for handling your workload and increasing the time you spend in high payoff activities. She will discuss powerful Microsoft Outlook features that can help you find 30 to 90 minutes of valuable time every day!

Key discussion points of this seminar include:

• The Producers Mindset as a competitive advantage – Understanding new, cutting edge 21st Century thought processes for “doing it all.”
• Microsoft Outlook as a tool of implementation – Experiencing features in Outlook that save you time and make organization simple.
• Quality of life in your personal and professional life – Reviewing important principles for prioritizing and sequencing your life.

Who Should Attend?

Managers and Supervisors
Marketing and Sales Professionals
Team leaders
Customer Service Personnel

Investment:

$225.00 for three hours of instruction, a 100 page reference manual and 101 Time Management Tips for Busy Professionals

About your program materials:
At the program, you’ll receive a 100-page manual for your reference convenience and the e-book, 101Time Management Tips for Busy Professionals.

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Can't Participate?
No problem. Call 770-923-0883 and ask for a complimentary consultation with Karla Brandau. She can arrange in-house training at your location. She also offers licensure and train-the-trainer programs.

Karla is also available for executive coaching in your office.

What's been said about our Briefings and Teleclinics:

 Fun class. I did not know that Outlook had so much other than email. 100% effective.
-- Harold Gonzalez

It was an enjoyable class. Some classes I have attended are pure agony. Yours was fun and moved at a fast pace.
-- Mike Boucher

Good content and good activities for spawning thought & teamwork.
-- Mary Lin

The mix of participants provided a dynamic, insightful and interesting two days of training. I appreciate my co-workers and what each of them bring to the table. I can’t say I did before being brought together in this class. This needs to be rolled out to the entire organization.
-- Stacy Cheatham

Difficult Conversations

The Difficult Conversations material was very useful. We can apply this information to real scenarios in our organization.
-- John Matia