Control Your Day - Microsoft Outlook Email Mastery System

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Jim McCullen

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1 - Email Productivity Concepts

1 - Getting Things Done R David Allen.mp4

04:45

2 - Schedule your email processing times.mp4

07:08

3 - The Four Ds.mp4

03:43

4 - Inbox Zero.mp4

04:15

5 - Think Before You Hit Send.mp4

06:17

6 - Format Your Messages For Success.mp4

05:28

7 - Unsubscribe.mp4

02:48

8 - Use Multiple Email Addresses.mp4

03:53

2 - Introduction

9 - Course Overview.mp4

03:43

10 - CYD Overview Part 1.mp4

07:03

11 - CYD Overview Part 2.mp4

07:52

12 - CYD Sneak Peek.mp4

04:49

3 - Outlook Features

13 - Outlook Setup Tips.mp4

05:21

14 - Outlook Categories.mp4

07:14

15 - Outlook Rules Engine.mp4

05:27

16 - Virtual Search Folders.mp4

07:22

4 - Setting up Control Your Day

17 - CYD Outlook Setup.mp4

05:21

18 - CYD Add Due Date and Next Actions Columns.mp4

02:56

19 - CYD Setup your initial categories.mp4

02:13

20 - CYD Create CYD Search Folders.mp4

08:12

21 - CYD Create Context Folders.mp4

09:00

22 - CYD Create the CYD Rule.mp4

03:28

23 - CYD Create CYD Quick Steps.mp4

02:54

24 - CYD Clean up your existing system.mp4

12:14

5 - Using Control Your Day

25 - CYD Turn on the CYD System.mp4

03:15

26 - Weekly Cleanup.mp4

09:13

27 - Setup Projects Folders.mp4

07:37

28 - CYD How to create tasks for yourself.mp4

03:58

29 - CYD Working in CYD.mp4

11:39

30 - End of Year Cleanup.mp4

09:11

31 - Query Builder.mp4

05:17

32 - No Flag Folder.mp4

04:34

33 - Big Stuff.mp4

08:01

6 - Section 7 Recently Added Content

34 - Configure Outlook to delay sending messages created during nonworking hours.mp4

08:45

34 - dr ben brittons vba code to defer sending messages created during nonbusiness hours.zip

Description

A New Approach to Email Management Using Microsoft Outlook and the best practices of David Allen's Getting Things Done

What You'll Learn?

A new way to manage email and tasks using Microsoft Outlook and the best practices of Getting Things Done.

Who is this for?

Microsoft Outlook users

Getting Things Done (GTD) Followers

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Take back control of your Inbox
Struggling with email management? Is your Inbox out of Control?

Control Your Day(CYD) offers a new and better way to manage your email and tasks using Microsoft Outlook. The system incorporates productivity concepts made famous by David Allen in his book Getting Things Done (GTD). The CYD system is in use by thousands of people in countries all over the world. There is no special software required just a standard copy of Microsoft Outlook. With CYD you will stop using multiple folders, to-do lists and reminders to stay organized, instead you will manage everything from one view inside of Microsoft Outlook.Â

This course will introduce you to the concepts of CYD, provide you with some great email productivity tips and explain how to replace folders with categories, use rules to auto process email messages, create search folders to organize your mail based on due date instead of received/sent date and add next actions and contexts to your messages. Once you are comfortable with the concepts I walk you through how to use CYD to take back control of your day.
If you have any questions, just send me a note through Udemy and I will respond as quickly as possible.
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Who this course is for:
Microsoft Outlook users
Getting Things Done (GTD) Followers

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Jim McCullen considers himself a productivity hacker, always looking for ways to reduce the effort it takes to stay organized and get more things done. Jim is an avid GTDer and has built a system called Control Your Day that allows Microsoft Outlook users to apply GTD practices to manage their email, task lists and delegated work all from one virtual search folder in Outlook.

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