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Your inbox is making you sick,
 and
Inbox Detox is the
cure.
Announcing
the release of:
Inbox Detox - And the
Habit of E-mail Excellence
by Marsha Egan
Order yours today. Detoxify your Inbox tomorrow!
Our newly released book,
Inbox Detox - And the Habit of
E-mail Excellence (Acanthus Publishing) is 180 pages of
helping you change your emailing HABITS.
180 pages of
ways to detoxify your draining email habits, and take control of your
life. Available on
Amazon (5 stars!)
or
here.
Buy one or many!
Group discounts are available...
Detoxify your
whole department!
WHAT'S IN THIS BOOK:
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How much e-mail mismanagement
is costing you
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Two e-mail handling
assessments
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The internationally acclaimed
"12 Steps to Curing Your E-mail Eddiction"
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Twenty "Toxic E-mailer Alert"
Profiles - do you know Midnight Manny?
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Best practices for e-mail
efficiency, eco-friendliness, and etiquette
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Habit changing practices and
tips
EXCERPT:
While companies are losing worker productivity, employees are
extending the length of their workdays, going to the office on
weekends, and checking their e-mail while on vacation because
they can no longer manage the volume of communication that
requires their
attention. This is how e-mail habits have become toxic to
individuals and businesses alike.
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"What’s most unique
and valuable about this book is that Marsha has
developed a process for managing your email. Follow
her steps and two things will happen: You will be
more productive and have less stress."
David
Markovitz,President,
GMP Training
Systems, Inc. http://TeddySpeaks.com
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"After reading your book, I
immediately became more aware of the length of
my e-mail messages to others as well as who I
sent copies of the e-mail to. Your book is an
excellent guide for the sole entrepreneur, as
well as a corporation with thousands of
employees. The advice you offer is bound to
save people time and focus their attention on
tasks of higher priority. Thank you!"
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EXCERPT:
TOXIC E-MAILER ALERT! VERBOSE VELMA
Verbose Velma’s e-mails run
on and on and on and on and on and on...
Velma’s Antidote: Shorten
the message, Velma! Her rule of thumb should be that if it
will take longer to type your e-mail than to pick up the
phone or visit the person and simply relay the message
through conversation, don’t waste time creating the e-mail
message. Rather, call or visit, explain the situation, and
if a record is needed, summarize it later by e-mail. That
summary e-mail will be shorter than the originally intended
one. In the long run, it will take Velma less time, and
bring her better results.
In the book, you'll meet some other
"Toxic E-mailers:"
CHATROOM CHUCK,
COPY-HAPPY HARRY, MIDNIGHT MANNY, URGENT URSULA
MORE ABOUT THE BOOK, AND WHY
YOU NEED IT...
Workplace interruptions
cost the U.S. economy $900 billion per year (according to
research by information-technology research firm Basex)
– that’s not a number any company wants to see during a
recession. The study found email to be the third largest culprit
when it comes to workplace interruptions. Basex indicates that
employees spent a total of just 11 minutes on a project before
being distracted by an incoming email, and that it took them an
average of 25 minutes to get back to that particular task. In a
time when layoffs and cutbacks are becoming the norm, companies
cannot afford to keep losing productivity if they want to
survive.
The solution is for companies to work toward creating productive
workplace habits. Email misuse is a habit – a bad
one – and it’s imperative to recognize it as such. And, like any
other habit, you can learn how to break it. Developing new,
productive email habits can save your company hundreds of
thousands of dollars – and yourself a great deal of time and
energy, according to internationally recognized productivity
expert, author, and coach Marsha Egan. She tackles the process
of taking control of your inbox in her new book, Inbox
Detox and the Habit of E-mail Excellence
(Acanthus Publishing, 2009).
Books on how to increase your workplace productivity are a dime
a dozen, but none of them deal with email mismanagement as a
HABIT that can be broken. Inbox Detox goes deeper,
highlighting the point that email misuse is a bad habit that can
only be fixed by undergoing a series of steps to establish a
pattern of good email behavior. The book provides readers with
practical, hands-on solutions for how readers can tame their
inboxes, showing them how to regain real, measurable productive
time – fast.
In Inbox Detox, Egan walks readers through first
recognizing that unproductive email habits, while easy to spot,
can be challenging to change. The key to the process is for them
to recognize the habits that are sapping their
productivity and rework their approach to technology, starting
with identifying the problem. The book includes diagnostic
quizzes that allow the reader to gauge how well they deal
with both incoming and outgoing email and then offers a
12-step solution for how to “cure” the habit. The second
part of the book outlines the healthy email practices the
reader should aim for, from green email habits to
career-enhancing etiquette. Egan has also included the humorous
Toxic E-mailer Alerts!, featuring characters we may
recognize in our everyday interactions – or even within
ourselves.
“It’s so easy to become a slave to your inbox,” says Egan.
“While the solutions may not be rocket science, this book
provides a process to take control of your inbox and your life –
just one month of focus can bring huge returns.”
An easy
read, packed with great info!
Founder, Design From Your
Soul
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"You
will read the following in the Preface of
this most helpful book; “Inbox Detox is your
guide to learning the absolutely most
efficient ways of handling your e-mail, then
changing your habits so that they become
engrained and second nature to you. It takes
time and focus to change habits, and that
habit-shift leads to maintaining an empty
inbox, every time you open it.” I can
assure you that this is not a sales pitch:
It’s 110% accurate! The only thing I’d
change about this book might be the title. I
might have called it Veni, Vedi, Vici (I
came, I saw, I conquered), because in my
case, I came to the conclusion a while back
that I needed help with my email problem, I
saw the light provided by Marsha in her
book, and with her help, I conquered my
inbox, forever, and got my life back in the
process. Thank you “Marsha Caesar”!"
Daniel Saint Jean, CEO, BizzBoosters
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More Inbox Detox
Resources
Book
eBook
MP3
Digital Package
Book
INBOX DETOX
And the Habit of
E-Mail Excellence
(Acanthus Publishing, 2009) 180
pages, Soft bound
eBook
INBOX DETOX
And the Habit of
E-Mail Excellence
(Acanthus Publishing, 2009) 180 pages, Digital version
Order Digital Copy Now
About the eBook.
It will show you
how to clean up, manage, and make your inbox a thoroughly
productive business tool. And of course, the more productive
you are, the better job you’ll do. Assuming you’re not totally
altruistic, this could
lead to better performance reviews, more money, the appreciation
of your boss, and the envy of your fellow workers. Could
anything be better than that?
Yes,
the price: It’s only $19.95, same
as the book. The only difference is... you'll have it in the
next few minutes, instead of the next few days!
PS. It's
the same as the book, just the digital version. Didn't we
just say that?
About the MP3.
This very
informative and interesting audio will detail how you can
manage your inbox, and take 100% control of what now is probably
a big mess (don’t worry, you’re not the only one with this
problem). Then you’ll learn how and when to work, sort, save,
and delete e-mail.
Now you’re probably thinking that you already know how to do
this. Wrong! 95% of your business e-mail isn’t worth the mouse
click to open it. Problem is, you spend a lot of unproductive
time (over an hour a day,) doing just that. Marsha Egan will
show you how to manage the beast that lurks within that innocent
looking inbox.
And would you believe the price? Only
$29.95.
Order now. Only $40 for both!
(a $49.90 value)
Marsha Egan’s
combo e-book and MP3 will grab your inbox, shake it up, and
make it respectable enough to mingle in polite society. Or at
the very least, she’ll show you how to shape it up and make it
manageable. And the best part is, you’ll learn how to do it in
12 steps, which are both easy and fun – Marsha decided to throw
“fun” in as part of the package. Nice, since she probably could
have gotten big bucks for it.
We’ll download your
order immediately. And for the really great price of only $40,
how can you afford not to? You probably spent that much on Aunt
Ester’s birthday present – and did she improve you productivity,
make you the darling of your office, or get you a raise and
promotion? Nope.
$40 – this is a
deal you can’t possibly pass up!
Order now!
Only
$40 for both digital resources
More about your
"Inbox Detox" digital package
This
digital combo will help you master the perennially clean inbox. By
outlining the proven 12 steps, and strategy for KEEPING that
inbox empty in both the written and spoken word, you’ll take
control of your inbox, have less stress, and get more done.
Each
step builds upon the other, from acknowledging your
"e-ddiction," to steps that will give you the right perspectives
to "let your e-mail go!" to great strategies for managing that
e-mail so that you can reclaim your life.
This eBook / audio
combination series focuses on the inbox best practices. Read
it, then listen. You'll engrain the tools you need.
Starting with managing the inbox, then moving to managing
yourself, this series will help you take control of your
inbox, your priorities, and most importantly YOU!
There's
a trick to managing your inbox. It starts with you
taking the
challenge to change habits, then take
ownership of your e-mail. This is followed by steps
that teach e-mailers how and when to work,
sort, save and delete e-mails. Key to this audio is
differentiating between “working and “sorting”
e-mail which
reclaims focus the "right" priorities.
What
are you waiting for?
Order now!
You'll receive
both the eBook and MP3
as soon as
your credit card clears
Only
$40 for both
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