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This series was written specifically for our magazines and, although it is written with teachers in mind, is certainly relevant to anyone who has a busy lifestyle and is looking to save time and become more effective.
The series has 14 modules, each module sent to you each week by email, and starts with a series of 5 modules on e-mail effectiveness, a subject close to the hearts of many.
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1. Hot e-mail tips for time efficiency
2. E-mail efficiency habits
3. Signatures and other “stuff”
4. Easy and inexpensive internet training
5. The E-mail Dance:And How to Cyber-Swing With Grace and Manners!
6. Procrastinate! – Who, Me?
7. How to Read More & Faster
8. How to decide WHAT to do next - Be Selective
9. What Can We Throw So Murphy Doesn’t Come Back To Bite Us?
10. The Magic of Chunking
11. How to Manage the Filing Monster
12. Is it Good For You? - Your Environment, I Mean!
13. Study Tips for Students (of all ages!)
14. Society’s Got the Speed Wobbles, and How to Fix It
Robyn is managing director of TimeLogic Corporation, an international productivity consultancy company based in Auckland with associates in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.
Robyn has learnt her skills and knowledge about time management and productivity from the ground up. In fact, she's made just about all the mistakes in the book, and survived!
Since the early 90's she's worked as a keynote speaker and trainer in many countries. These days she speaks to thousands of people a year, has written two best-sellers 'Getting a Grip on Time', continuously in print since 1996, and 'About Time - 120 Tips for Those with No Time' (2001). In 2003 two new titles emerged - 'Getting a Grip on Life - Goals Toolkit' and 'Getting a Grip on the Paper War - Managing information in the modern office'. In February, 2006, she is launching her latest book "About Time for Teaching - 120 Time Saving Tips for Teachers and Those who Support Them".
As a professional speaker she is one of only about 459 professional speakers world-wide to hold the international accreditation of CSP (Certified Professional Speaker), and the first in New Zealand.
