Microsoft Outlook Productivity Training
 
 

Reclaim Deep
& Deliberate Focus

 

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Learn how to manage your workload, email, and attention in a calmer, more effective way

Jason Henkel, Founder Focus to Evolve

 
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Accomplish far more in less time while keeping your email managed and your wellbeing intact

 
 
 
 
“In my 22 years of being at this hospital, this productivity training was the single most impactful education I’ve been given.”
— Ronald N. Manes, BSN, RN & Quality Lead at Aultman Hospital
 

Learn how to become deeply centered and highly effective

Accomplish what is essential and strategic without distraction, burnout, overwhelm, or workload spillover.

Find confidence through clarity for highest productivity.

Activate your highest contribution.


 
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Master the craft of workload and email management

 

Stop letting your inbox and other people’s urgency pull you away from your strategic and essential activities.

Learn a more deliberate way to manage work, email, and priorities so you contribute at your highest level.

 
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“In my 30+ years in the telecom industry, I’ve attended countless seminars, trainings, and development programs, but no other training has added such value in organizing my work and life and getting more out of the time that I have than this Outlook Productivity training. A huge thank you!”
— Rich Coit, Executive Director at SDTA
 
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I’m Jason Henkel, and here at Focus to Evolve, we believe there is a better way to work and live.

 
 

This is what we stand for:

— Rush, hurry, and busyness are not required for extraordinary accomplishment.

— Email overwhelm, distraction, burnout, and workload spillover are not badges of honor.

— The highest producer in the room does not have to be the most frantic.

— Work can be deliberate, swift, meaningful, and deeply satisfying.

— Email is a wonderful slave, but a terrible master.

— Every professional can reclaim one full day per week while accomplishing far more of what matters most.

— The quality of our presence shapes the quality of our contribution.