Take Back Your Life!: Using Microsoft Outlook to Get Organized and Stay Organized

by Sally McGhee

Unrelenting e-mail. Conflicting commitments. Endless interruptions. In Take Back Your Life!, productivity expert Sally McGhee shows you how to take control and reclaim something you thought you’d lost forever—your work-life balance. Now you can benefit from Sally’s popular and highly regarded corporate education programs, learning simple but powerful techniques for rebalancing your personal and professional commitments using the productivity features in Microsoft Outlook.

Learn the proven methods that will empower you to:


Clear away distractions and loose ends and focus on what’s really important to you and your business. Take charge of your productivity using techniques and processes designed by McGhee Productivity Solutions and implemented in numerous Fortune 500 companies. Customize and exploit the productivity features in Microsoft Outlook to help you create balance at home and on the job. When you change your approach, you can change your results. So learn what thousands of Sally’s clients worldwide have discovered about taking control of their everyday productivity—and start transforming your own life today!

Covers Microsoft Office Outlook 2003, Outlook Version 2002, and Outlook 2000

Genres: Nonfiction, Business, Self Help, Reference, Technology, Management, Productivity

288 pages, Paperback

First published September 8, 2004

Reviews

[Elaine]

Finally got my inbox to zero to end the year!

[Rich]

Good processes - my InBox has benefitted, and my desk is getting there. I just upgraded my Office to 2007, so I am getting used to the differences.

[Emkladil]

Dad was reading this from the library

[Caroline]

If only I had the willpower to enact this system...my life would be took back!

[Jonelle]

Another good book on how to customize Microsoft Outlook to make yourself more productive.

[Joseph Gier]

Ownderful book on personal workflow. I admit her system is much different than mine but the key processes were useful and bore significant fruit

[Lori Grant]

A must-read book on how to be productive in your job as your manage your career.

[Thomas Williams]

Very helpful. A good way to help implement "Getting Things Done."

[Steve]

If you're a fan of David Allen's "Getting Things Done", you would enjoy this book. It teaches how to utilize that method of productivity using Microsoft Outlook.