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You’re probably wondering why on earth I even asked this question. It’s both “Organize Your Medical Information Month” and “National Cyber Security Awareness Month.” There is a reason why I am tying these two note-worthy months together. [more]

During a recent Outlook training session, I did for an organization, I showed the following sign and asked, “which camp are you in?”
By show of hands, there were quite a few that strive for Inbox Zero, several, with thousands of e-mails in their inbox, and most of the group of 50 were somewhere in the middle.
While I’ve taught Outlook and e-mail management for over two decades, you might be happy to know that I don’t subscribe to the idea of Inbox Zero.
On the other hand, I also don’t subscribe to Inbox 27,329 – or whatever that number is – in the thousands on the lower left side of your Outlook screen.
Instead, my rule of thumb is this…[more]

You can’t “manage” time. How you choose to use your time has a direct correlation to the systems and processes you use at work or at home which allows you to be more productive with the use of your time. You must be prepared to expect the unexpected – which usually means you need to shift your focus for how you had “planned” to use your time. [more]