Podcasts about zero inbox

Summary In this conversation, Liam Lawson interviews Shayan Arman (Shy), a former employee at Apple and the founder of Zero Inbox and Thali AI. They discuss Shy's experiences at Apple, including meeting Tim Cook and working on Siri. They also delve into the development and features of Zero Inbox, an email manager that uses AI to simplify email organization. Shy shares insights into the AI industry and the potential of large language models (LLMs) like GPT. They also touch on the future of AI and the role it may play in sales and communication. In this conversation, Shy discusses the future of AI and automation, as well as his own project, Surf, a modular dishwasher. He explains that AI agents will become essential for productivity and competition, and predicts that AI technology will continue to improve and be applied in various industries. However, he also expresses concerns about the use of AI in warfare and the potential loss of human connection. Shy shares his experience of doing the Camino de Santiago and emphasizes the importance of finding balance in life and enjoying the present moment. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:34 Meeting Tim Cook and Working on Siri at Apple 02:43 Simplifying Email Organization with Zero Inbox 05:56 The Growth and Potential of the AI Industry 08:57 Thali AI: AI Agents for Salespeople 13:05 The Future of AI: Personal AI Agents for Communication 24:45 The Future of AI and Automation 32:23 Introducing Surf: The Modular Dishwasher 36:15 Predictions for AI and Automation 36:58 The Importance of the Camino de Santiago 43:23 Finding Balance in Life Connect with Shayan — LinkedIn

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Open up your laptop and look at how many emails you have in your inbox. 10? 20? 50? 100? More? Emails can feel incredibly overwhelming. You have responses to send, action items to tick off your list, and some that can either get trashed or saved for later.  We've talked a lot about having a ZERO inbox, but what does that mean exactly? Well in this episode we are sharing it all with you! We talk about the importance of having a zero inbox and what it does for your cognitive load, and give you a step-by-step process for helping to tackle the overwhelm and getting closer to a zero inbox.  LINKS  Be sure to check out the NEW 2024 planners! Visit www.teachingonthedouble.com/store SUBMIT YOUR TIME SUCKING HURDLE! We want to know what is sucking up all of your time either as a teacher or just a person. Head over to our website and submit your TSH so that you can have a chance to be featured on the podcast! SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW Are you subscribed to our podcast? If you're not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don't want you to miss an episode. Click here to subscribe to iTunes! Now if you're feeling extra loving, We would be really grateful if you left us a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find our podcast and they're also fun for us to go in and read. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let us know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!

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Zero Inbox - der Traum eines jeden Unternehmers. Doch in einer Zeit, in der E-Mails völlig inflationär für alles verwendet werden, absolut utopisch, oder doch nicht?! Frank Thelen hat einen Trick und den habe ich unter die Lupe genommen. Du lernst in dieser Folge also wie Du Deine E-Mail Flut verringerst und dabei auch Dein Image besser positionierst. Hier die Links: https://www.asana.com (Unser Projekttool: Asana) https://www.image-sells.expert/magnetic-pitch-vk/ (Lerne Deinen perfekten Pitch in 4 Schritten: Magnetic-Pitch Kurs) Freu mich auf Eure Kommentare auf Insta oder Linked in dazu. Mehr Folgen und andere Tipps und Tricks zum Thema Image aufbauen, das für Dich verkauft findest Du auf https://www.CarmenBrablec.com (CarmenBrablec.com) Wenn Du selbst einen eigenen Medienkanal betreiben willst, denn der ist klasse, um Dein Image aufzubauen, dann schau bei https://www.Image-Sells.de (Image-Sells) vorbei

Kennst du die folgende Situation? Deine E-Mails bringen dich zur Verzweiflung. Immer wieder kommen neue herein, du bist mit der Abarbeitung der alten Mails noch lange nicht fertig. Außerdem schwillt deine Inbox mehr und mehr an und nicht nur das, du brauchst auch immer mehr Zeit um deine E-Mails abzuarbeiten und hast immer weniger Zeit für die wirklich wichtigen Projekte. Ein Tool das dir bei diesem Problem helfen kann ist Mailbutler. Ich habe mit Mailbutler Gründer Tobias Knobl einerseits über Mailbutler, aber auch über die Herausforderungen bei der Gründung eines Startups geplaudert. Shownotes: http://selbst-management.biz/380 Zu Mailbutler: https://www.mailbutler.io/

In today’s environment of constrained resources, we are all expected to be more productive. While strategic planning is important, strategic doing is where the rubber meets the road. In this episode we will talk about tools, methods, and approaches to help you focus and operate more efficiently. We’ll discuss resources for individual experimentation within the broad category of “productivity.” Guest: Heather Abbott, Deputy Registrar, Yale Law School Email: heather.abbott@yale.eduKey Takeaways:There isn’t only one way to work efficiently and productively. Each of us operates within a different work environment or culture, and each of us responds to different approaches differently. Experiment and find what works best for you. Don’t hesitate to stop using a productivity method if it isn’t working for you. The production calendar within a registrar’s office is the annual To Do list that if you don’t consult on a regular basis you might miss something. If you don’t have a production calendar, start today! If you have one, review it regularly. Doug is bad at e-mail. Resources:Productivity:Getting Things Done (via Toodledo) Eisenhower Matrix (via Todoist)Designing Your LifeLaura Vanderkam Before Breakfast podcastTools for Focusing:Pomodoro method (via LifeHacker)Strict Workflow Forest Building Habits:Habitica The Power of HabitThe Checklist Manifesto Procrastination:Swallow the frog The Now Habit Using Technology Thoughtfully:Hurry Slowly podcast Infomagical Privacy Paradox Honorable mentions:Evernote Asana Trello Confluence Todoist Workflowy Remember the Milk Meanwhile episode on A people (give you energy) and B people (drain your energy) AirTable The Sunday Meeting and Zero Inbox via Kerry Ann RockquemoreAfter action reviews via Mindtools or Toggl

Heute im Interview: Richard Seidl - Digital Native Speaker. Bereits mit 9 Jahren schraubte er begeistert an den "Kisten" seines Vaters, vollkommen fasziniert von Computern und Technologie. Nach Jahren als Software-Entwickler und -Tester entdeckt Richie (wie er gerne genannt werden möchte) seine Leidenschaft für eine sehr relevante Komponente im System: den Menschen. Heute lebt Richard in Essen und ist Fachbuchautor und Coach rund um das Thema "Digitalisierung". Er berät Unternehmen im Bereich „agile Methoden“ und „Potentialentfaltung“. Sein Motto ist: „Die Digitalisierung wird nicht kommen — sie ist schon längst da! Um mit Technologie eine lebenswerte Zukunft zu erschaffen, braucht es vor allen Dingen Menschlichkeit. Grundtenor des Gesprächs: Digitalisierung kann in vielen Bereichen eine echte Unterstützung und Erleichterung darstellen. Wichtig ist, dass wir Grad an Digitalisierung bestimmen und nicht die Digitalisierung uns den Weg vorgibt. Richard gibt wertvolle Einblicke, wie es Schulen gelingen kann, sich auf den Weg in Richtung Veränderung zu machen. Zwei wesentliche Faktoren sind für ihn dabei die Potentialentfaltung der Beteiligten sowie die Haltung gegenüber Veränderung . Darüber hinaus gibt Richard wertvolle Tipps, wie wir unseren Alltag z.B. mit dem "Zero Inbox"-Prinzip oder einer "Flow-Fokus"-Haltung deutlich produktiver, stressfreier und vor allem motivierender gestalten können.  Link-Tipps:- Website & Blog von Richard Seidl- LinkedIn Richard Seidl- Instagram Richard Seidl- Facebook Richard Seidl- XING Richard Seidl- Zero Inbox Prinzip- Richard Seidls Flow-PrinzipienDiese Episode ist eine Audio-Datei aus der Reihe des DigitalPilot Podcast.Du kannst Dir hier alle Folgen online anhören und herunterladen.Mehr Infos zum Angebot von mediencoaching.nrw findest Du hier.Sichere Dir jetzt mein Buch "60 Tools für gelungenen digitalen Unterricht":www.mediencoaching.nrw/toolsmediencoaching.nrw auf Facebook

James Lee is a director and photographer based in Richmond Virginia. He runs Journey Seven – a creative video & photography business with a purpose to specialise in working with non-profits and NGOs.At the age of 19, James knew that being an entrepreneur was the only way he could pursue his dreams so for the past fourteen years, James has been through familiar successes, failures and the challenges of running a businesses day-to-day. He knows how important it is for other businesses and organisations to have reliable partners to collaborate with – especially in the creative field. His values include thoughtful communication, responsibility, guidance, and the continual improvement of both character and craft.He recently got married during the first weeks of lockdown in the US and has since been working on a series of Covid-related films for the community at large.In this interview James talks about how he approaches documentary journalistic filmmaking and why companies should be making themselves more vulnerable to connect with their audience and customers.You'll discover:How to improve your workflow efficiencyWhy documentary storytelling is detective workWhy he doesn’t find out too much about a subject firstHow small businesses can help each other in the current climateWhy being a wedding photographer is a good training groundHow listening to your team can really help youWhy it’s important to listen to people when you’re interviewing themThe power of transcription software like RevThe secret to balancing budgets with non-profits & NGOsHow to price yourself working with a non-profitWhy your unique qualities gives more value to a clientHow vulnerability and trust are key to how brands use videoWhy the discipline of hard work will make or break a businessHow James manages to maintain a zero inboxWhy you should only take what you can eat from a buffet-Video Talks helps creators, business owners and marketers learn from experts in their field to make the right decisions when it comes to making, using and commissioning video in all its forms – with your host, director Andy Greenhouse.

In this episode we are going to talk about how to operate from a zero inbox mentality in our digital lives. I have had the opportunity to work with some amazing people in my time and I have also had the opportunity of seeing some of the craziest email inboxes! Some are super organized and operate at an organization level to rival the Gods! Some however have literally thousands of messages in their email inbox! Depending on your role in education you will get either mountains of emails daily or just a few. Most of the time we don't get tons of spam email directly to our inbox and so most email requires at least some of our time and attention. This is just the way our world of communication works and we need to be okay with using email to communicate. If we fall into the group though that has hundreds or thousands of emails in our inbox then we are never going to be as productive or efficient in our lives. I propose that we operate in a zero inbox mentality in regards to our email. This is a reflection of our minds much more than we know. Our ability to actually manage and complete tasks or discern what is important and what is not are some of the most valuable productivity tools we have. Our ability to manage our minds is the greater resource we have in education and the ability to manage your inbox is simply an extension of how we manage your mind. With a zero inbox mentality we set very specific boundaries about how we manage our email inbox. Our goal is to clear out inbox every day and not have tasks left over to the next day. In reality there might be certain things that need to expand beyond a day but they shouldn't be hanging out in our inbox very long. In order to actually accomplish this I would set at least 2-3 very specific times to process your email tasks and messages. One of these should be at the very end of your workday to make sure your inbox is clear before you leave. I have heard of different ways to actually separate and discern what to do with your email messages categorically but ultimately this comes down to how you manage your mind and want to approach this. If we are able to really clear our inbox and in turn our mind each day we are much better able to show up as the best version of ourselves without all the extra emotional stress of knowing there is a bunch of tasks hanging over our heads. For some of us with thousands of messages we might need to start fresh with a clean sweep and others will just need a little refreshing. Either way this is a great method to make sure we are getting things done and showing up at home and at school as a better version of ourselves! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ακολουθήστε το GiatiOxi και τη Δέσποινα Κανάκογλου στα social media instagram.com/giatioxi instagram.com/desp1na_k twitter.com/giati_oxi twitter.com/desp1na_k και τον Απόστολο Κρητικό και τη Social Mind (www.socialmind.gr) instagram.com/socialmindgr instagram.com/apostolos.kritikos Show notes • [03:01] Δύο λάθη που κάνουμε στην αρχή της καριέρας μας! • [04:09] Η γνωριμία μου με την διαχείριση χρόνου. • [06:10] Η μεθοδολογία Getting Things Done του David Allen. ◦ Κατανοώντας και κατάγραφοντας αυτά που έχω να κάνω. ◦ Ο κανόνας των 5 λεπτών. ◦ Η οργάνωση της καθημερινότητας. ◦ Η οργάνωση των projects. ◦ Οι τομείς ευθύνης μας (επαγγελματίας, φίλος, μέλος οικογένειας, κ.ο.κ.). ◦ Οι ορίζοντες οργάνωσης (καθημερινότητα, projects, βραχυπρόσθεμα σχέδια – 1 με 2 χρόνια -, μακροπρόσθεσμα σχέδια – 3 με 5 χρόνια -, στόχοι ζωής). ◦ Τέσσερα κριτήρια προτεραιοποίησης των εργασιών μα. • [41:15] Το μοντέλο των 3 στόχων την εβδομάδα. • [47:20] Η οργάνωση του mailbox βοηθάει στην παραγωγικότητα. Η τεχνική Zero Inbox. • [49:35] Η τεχνική Pomodoro. • [51:20] Άφησε το κινητό σου σε άλλο δωμάτιο. • [52:00] Apps καταγραφής του χρόνου σου στο Internet. • [52:40] Η φιλοσοφία του μετρήσιμου εαυτού (quantified self). ΧΡΗΣΙΜΑ LINKS 1. Getting Things Done (GTD) by David Allen – Animated Book Summary And Review 2. The Zero Inbox Technique 3. The Pomodoro Technique 4. Quantified Self

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There are two types of people in the world. There are the people that have a Zero Inbox (or just a couple), and then there are the people with 8,497 emails in their inbox — all unread. Email has quickly become one of our primary forms of communication and man is it a slippery slope. Tone can get lost, details can get overseen, and it can create a disconnect between people. Today we're going to talk about the crippling need to answer our emails at any given time of any given day. When I first started Worx back in 2007, I felt like I had to answer emails all day and all night. I mean, people needed something from me, right? They were sending me a message, which meant that they requested a response from me. And in my head, I assumed they needed it. In that instant, I thought I was being a better business person. I thought I was a better communicator. And I thought that I was helping them. Turns out what I was actually doing was training them on what they can expect from me, and that was an immediate response. So then when I would go a few hours — or heaven forbid a day or two — without responding to them: What's wrong is something going on? Why haven't you responded to me? It created anxiety and stress for both of us. It actually took me a couple of years to undo that training I did with those clients and create a new standard for myself and the way I communicated. I set up a new expectation by not answering people immediately, by not answering them at nighttime, and most certainly not answering on the weekend. If you're in the type of business where it's required for you to be on email over the weekend, for instance, if you're on call, then yeah — you're probably gonna need to be checking your emails. But if you're running a business or working within a business that is not requiring that of you yet, you have created that standard for yourself. You have inflicted a lot more stress on your life than is necessary, and guess what? The beautiful thing is you have the power to change that. This week, I want you to take your power back by turning off the notifications on your email, on your phone, and not checking your email at nighttime or on weekends. There's an anxiety that comes with it: Am I missing out to somebody who needs something from me? But after a few weeks and doing this on a regular basis, it became the new norm. I undid a habit that I had created myself. And you want to know something? It is so freeing to not be bogged down with the need to check email. Keep in mind if it's THAT important, someone will pick up the phone and then you can handle it if that scenario arises. The easiest way I have found to not feel like I have to check those emails day and night, night and weekend, is simply by turning off the notifications. When it's not dinging and binging, when it's not popping up while you're in the middle of doing something for dinner, the feeling of urgency starts to go away. And after some time, you too can break that habit. - - -For more inspiration, follow along with us at:thegutsypodcast.comfacebook.com/thegutsypodcastinstagram.com/thegutsypodcastinstagram.com/thatlauraaura

Je SEO přežitek nebo stále aktuální a účinný nástroj, jak zvýšit navštěvnost webu? Jak se SEO začít? A jak si udržet prázdnou e-mailovou schránku pomocí metody zero inbox? Podcast s českým SEO a marketingovým expertem Pavlem Ungrem.

The long awaited (really 24 hours) part 2 of the Play NYC event this year! This is the recap and time is spent talking about all the different games I had a chance to play and interact with the devs. It was an amazing time. All the details are in the episode. Below will be links to websites/social medias to the various games/studios if I found them online: Deckfighters: https://pandahawkgames.com/ Zero Inbox: https://www.zer0inbox.com/ Techlandia: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/danackerman/techlandia Run and Gun (Halo + Mirror's Edge): http://mharrisgames.com/ Galactose Pastries in Space: http://zeroedengames.com/ Dogfight: http://dogfight.petricoregames.com/ Totem (Found them!): https://www.othermoongames.com/ Steel Assault (Kickstarter is closed and funded!): https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/43113410/steel-assault Antipole DX: https://saturninegames.com/site/antipoledx Outpost Delta: http://outpost-delta.hiddenachievement.com/ Kristala: https://www.astralclocktowerstudios.com/home/projects/ Disjunction: http://www.disjunction-game.com/ And finally, Playcrafting continues to do a great job with these events. Check them out: https://playcrafting.com/ And with that, I'm signing off for now. Probably going to take a long nap. It was a long week followed by a great weekend. Take care all! Smartboy P.S. I have nothing clever to add this time.... sad face :(

Egal ob privat oder geschäftlich. Tagtäglich trudeln dutzende von E-Mails in unser E-Mail Postfach. Ob du die E-Mails alle haben willst, oder nicht. Sie kommen. Und ja, sie können auch nervig sein. Ich möchte dir hier kurz ein paar hilfreiche Tipps geben, die dir dein Leben stark vereinfachen können. Welche Ordnung benutzt du für deine E-Mails? Stressen dich E-Mails oder bist du da ganz entspannt und immer Herr der Lage? Ich freue mich über dein Feedback und wünsche dir viel Spaß bei der Umsetzung! Berichte mir bitte einmal darüber wie es läuft. Bis zum nächsten Mal! Dein Christoph #ordnung #email #zeroinbox #inbox #postfach #chaos #spam #junk #mailbox #posteingang Green Secure ist eine Computerfirma aus Bremerhaven. Außer den klassischen EDV bzw. IT Dienstleistungen, bieten wir auch viel zu IT-Sicherheit. Unsere Projekte sind zukunftsweisend und interessant. Abonniere unseren Kanal: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVMYNn06o3uovnnzVQMKG9g?sub_confirmation=1 Website: https://www.green-secure.de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GreenSecureBHV/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greensecurebhv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GreenSecureGmbH XING: https://www.xing.com/companies/greensecuregmbh Christoph arbeitet seit Anfang der 1990er Jahre mit Computern. Er ist gelernter Fachinformatiker und hat später im Energie- und Umweltbereich ein Ingenieursstudium absolviert. Er hat die Green Secure GmbH gegründet um die Welt in eine neue Richtung zu bringen. Er möchte allen Menschen helfen, im Umgang mit den neuen Medien besser zu werden. Christoph hat Kooperationen mit Schulen und gibt Kurse an der Volkshochschule in Bremerhaven. Außerdem steht er Firmen und Privatleuten stetig beratend zur Seite und hat großen Spaß an Schulungen.

Most weeks, Diary of a Doer is a podcast aimed toward entrepreneurs, founders and business folks in the midst of building their business. But today’s episode is actually for your assistant, or second in command. And it’s totally OK if you don’t have an assistant. This episode will still help you know what to look for in an assistant, and how they should show up for you. I really want you (assistants) to walk away from today’s episode feeling more confident, and knowing how to get more done in less time. You’ll learn how to rise to a level of ownership you never imagined, and hopefully, feel empowered. If right now you’re struggling to work with a scattered CEO who won’t let go of tasks, changes their mind ALL the time, gives half-baked information so you’re not exactly what to do next, and doesn’t communicate well, congratulations — that is ABSOLUTELY normal. You may be feeling like a jack-of-all trades just trying to make sense of the chaos, but today we’re going to break down your role so you can create a bit of structure for both you and your client. In this episode, you’ll hear the three primary roles you can perform for your clients. Role #1: Protect their time: This is all about managing their calendars, being proactive to know when they operate at their peak performance, and learning about the Goal of Zero Inbox. Role #2: Protect their confidence: I explain how taking tasks off your client’s plate that you know they’re not good at, or handling a problem before it needs to cross their mind, is all part of protecting your client’s confidence. Role #3: Remove obstacles: When you put in extra effort at the beginning of the relationship to learn your client’s preferences, or to get the most information at the beginning of a project, you can really make an impact and exceed their expectations. Lastly, I break down five core values to guide your work (the very same values we believe in at Priority VA) as well as three keys to effective communication to affirm, comfort and protect your client relationship. Subscribe and Review Have you subscribed to my podcast? If the answer is no, I’d love for you to subscribe. Diary of a Doer is full of stories of business, some behind the scenes, and freaking amazing guests. If you don’t want to miss an episode, click here. If you’re feeling realllly generous, I’d love for you to give me a review over on iTunes. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps me out a ton! Resources I mentioned: The Goal of Zero Inbox 9 Effective Idea Capture Methods for Your Clients

88 emails sont reçus et 34 sont envoyés en moyenne par jour en entreprise par chaque collaborateur. Les cadres estiment passer plus de 5 heures par jour en moyenne à consulter leur messagerie. Je vous propose de reduire cela à 30min !

Tame the clutter in your inbox. Take it over before it takes over you. Listen in today to hear Erin and Kathi share how they tame, or not, their inboxes. You will hear great tips from either side of the clean inbox spectrum.

As we discussed email in the last episode, email management of multiple accounts has its positives and negatives. All of The post 029 Inbox Zero, Inbox One, and Processing Email Messages – ProductivityCast appeared first on ProductivityCast.

President of FemCity, Cheyenne Dominguez hosted the virtual and live class on "How to Achieve Zero Inbox // a FemCity Podcast". Cheyenne shared tips on how to conquer your inbox, be productive with emails and over all management of your inbox.  This is from our Day of Free Classes // May Series

Die "Zero Inbox", also ein leerer Posteingang, ist nicht nur ein tolles Gefühl, sondern eine echte Hilfe. In dieser Folge erfährst du, wie du damit deine E-Mail-Flut bändigst und deutlich produktiver im Umgang mit deinen Mails bist. Beitrag zur Episode David Allen: Getting Things Done Hol dir mein gratis E-Book "In 5 Schritten zum Mac-Profi" Wenn dir mein Podcast gefällt, freue ich mich über ein Abo und eine Bewertung bei iTunes!  Like Macmeister auf Facebook Macmeister im Web  

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How to achieve a Zero inbox policy and the difference it will make to your mind set

Szevasztok hej! Vakáció vége. Indul az “őszi évad”! A Groteszk Podcast 73. adásában Bence, Gergő és XaB jöttek össze. 52+21 azaz visszatértünk és a 73-ik Értékeljetek iTunes-on, gyertek telegramra, twittere, shownotes oldalra vagy írjatok mailt! Indul a melo – zero inbox Mi az első dolog szabi után a melóhelyen. Megosztod-e kollégáiddal a szabi élményedi? MIkor érdemes egy personal honlapot publikálni? Pozitív példa: Budavölgyi Bálint A LinkedIn vajon mi? Játszunk: Farming Simulator ’18 Respawnables by Digital Legends Entertainment Filmet nézünk: Get Out egy nagyon jó horror! https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/get_out/ Montenegró Tudományos Lali tollából: https://hu.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prokletije #wanderlust #Prokletije https://twitter.com/tudom_anyos/status/904936402131013632/photo/1 Telegramon tudtok hozzánk szólni: telegram.me/groteszk Tematikus csatornáink: https://t.me/AirPodsUserek https://t.me/AppleWatchUserek https://t.me/HomePodUserek Üdv hamarosan!

“People really don't care about how their problems are being solved, they just care about their problems being solved, at all.” Dan Schwartz On the show today, Dan Schwartz the founder of InvestorFuse joins us to tell us about the recent rapid growth of his business. Dan used to be a touring musician for a funk band and decided to leave that life to pursue his long-term dream of entrepreneurship. Two years ago, he created a SAAS business for real estate investors called InvestorFuse and it has nearly hit seven figures. Dan shares with us about how he grew the company so fast, what he is doing in year two compared to the first year. How he decided to control the growth of the business to perfect internal systems and he will also share some fun tips on maintaining zero inbox freedom. “It (InvestorFuse) was 100% controlled growth, and the reason why I wanted to go with controlled growth, is so we can dial in our internal team systems through that first year.” Dan Schwartz 01:52: Dan's Story 07:42: Achieve Zero Inbox Freedom 12:50: Growing InvestorFuse 17:56: InvetorFuse's Growth Fluctuations 19:39: Year 2 Growth vs Year 1 22:07: Biggest Lessons from Handling Rapid Growth From InvestorFuse “Bring on people you would regret not working with.” Dan Schwartz Honorable Mentions: ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad' by Robert Kyiosaki http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/69571.Rich_Dad_Poor_Dad Boomerang http://www.boomeranggmail.com/ FrontApp https://frontapp.com/ Unroll.me https://unroll.me/ Podio.com https://podio.com/ Contact Info: http://investorfuse.com Dan@investorfuse.com http://dasbeats.net https://clarity.fm/danschwartz1 Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

Un grand classique mais que finalement peu de gens parviennent à tenir : garder en permanence une boîte de réception de mails... vide. Un vrai bienfait pour sa zenitude, et un gain de productivité à peine croyable !Quelques règles simples que j'expose dans ce podcast :- l'instant zéro, c'est celui où vous allez déplacer toute votre boîte de réception dans un dossier "archives". Allez-y, n'ayez pas peur, vous serez surpris de voir à quel point ce dossier ne vous servira pas !- dissocier le moment où l'on trie les mails du moment où on les traite- trois destinées possibles pour un mail, et pas plus : on le classe "to do", on l'archive, ou on l'efface.Retrouvez d'autres astuces, et mes services, sur mon site : https://www.jdnco.fr

Un grand classique mais que finalement peu de gens parviennent à tenir : garder en permanence une boîte de réception de mails... vide. Un vrai bienfait pour sa zenitude, et un gain de productivité à peine croyable !Quelques règles simples que j'expose dans ce podcast :- l'instant zéro, c'est celui où vous allez déplacer toute votre boîte de réception dans un dossier "archives". Allez-y, n'ayez pas peur, vous serez surpris de voir à quel point ce dossier ne vous servira pas !- dissocier le moment où l'on trie les mails du moment où on les traite- trois destinées possibles pour un mail, et pas plus : on le classe "to do", on l'archive, ou on l'efface.Retrouvez d'autres astuces, et mes services, sur mon site : https://www.jdnco.fr

      Die 3 goldenen Email Regeln. Das krasseste Tool um deine Newsletter in den Griff zu bekommen. Wie du auch Facebook Nachrichten in den Griff bekommst. Schreib mir an marcus@lifehackz.co, hinterlass eine kurze Bewertung auf iTunes und abonniere die Show! Sicher dir jetzt kostenlos das ultimative DNX Erfolgskit für Online Unternehmer mit meinen 7 Erfolgsgeheimnissen für deine persönliche und finanzielle Freiheit

003: Zero Inbox. 7 Tipps fuer einen leeren Posteingang. In diesem Blog-Artikel gebe ich dir die 7 wichtigsten Tipps, mit denen du es schaffst, endlich zur Zero Inbox zu gelangen. Waere das nicht ein Traum? Abends ein leerer Posteingang?   Wie viele E-Mails bekommst Du am Tag? 10 E-Mails? 20? 100? 200? Oder sind es noch mehr?   Nun, egal, wie deine Antwort ausfaellt, es sind immer zu viele – ich denke da sind wir uns einig. Wahrscheinlich gehoerst auch du zu den Menschen, die jeden Morgen vor einer uebervollen Inbox sitzen?   Effektives Selbstmanagement und einfaches Zeitmanagement  

Managing email using the Inbox Zero approach. Podcast notes Getting to zero inbox Be strategic about what times you check email Use email like a real mailbox with physical mail Leverage a to do list / task manager Make use of snippets for commonly-asked questions (TextExpander or Breevy) Schedule meetings with doodle or the best […]

Da ich E-Mails für eine sehr antiquierte Art der Kommunikation halte, viele Menschen aber nicht davon abzubringen sind, habe ich für mich ein paar Regeln zusammengestellt wie ich mir den täglichen E-Mail-Wahnsinn ein wenig erleichtere. Ich sag nur eines: Zero Inbox!!! Ich denke, dieser Podcast kann viele Leiden lindern! 

Clemency from Old eMails, Productivity Templates, Opening Our Lives, Zero Inbox, Building the Foundation for 2008, Early Ash Wednesday, and What to Do During Lent. 206-984-1899 to leave feedback! Visit www.RosaryArmy.com for more from Rosary Army! Sponsored by Epiphany Funds at http://www.InvestCatholic.com

Clemency from Old eMails, Productivity Templates, Opening Our Lives, Zero Inbox, Building the Foundation for 2008, Early Ash Wednesday, and What to Do During Lent. 206-984-1899 to leave feedback! Visit www.RosaryArmy.com for more from Rosary Army! Sponsored by Epiphany Funds at http://www.InvestCatholic.com

Clemency from Old eMails, Productivity Templates, Opening Our Lives, Zero Inbox, Building the Foundation for 2008, Early Ash Wednesday, and What to Do During Lent. 206-984-1899 to leave feedback! Visit www.RosaryArmy.com for more from Rosary Army! Sponsored by Epiphany Funds at http://www.InvestCatholic.com