If you’ve ever found yourself juggling long‑term goals while also putting out day‑to‑day fires, you already know this truth: great teams need both strategic thinking and tactical execution. And the same goes for how we train our people. Let’s break down what strategic and tactical training actually mean — in plain language — and why…
I used to waste way too much time scrolling through email threads trying to find one message, or chasing deadlines that disappeared under a pile of new mail. The single change that fixed most of that chaos? Outlook categories. Categories are the color‑coded labels you can apply to emails, tasks, and calendar items. Simple idea—huge…
The categories you use in Outlook will depend on your personal preferences and the specific needs of your workflow. However, here are some categories that I can use in my daily workflow: You have the flexibility to create and customize categories to perfectly suit your unique and individual needs. Don’t hesitate to experiment with different…
I use the following in my email subjects to improve the clarity of my emails. For example the subject of an email might be “[DECISION] 4Q bonus targets”. The subject lines now give an indicator to the reader of your expectation, and allows them to quickly process your email. Additionally, the quality of the responses…