Mastering Your Email Inbox – Steuart Snooks pt 2

Mastering Your Email Inbox and Creating Order Out of Chaos

with Steuart Snooks pt 2

In today’s society, we rarely find time to relax anymore. Even when you are on vacation, you are almost always connected to someone who is still at work! Maybe even your boss! Don’t shout me down when I’m preaching good!

You know as well as I do, that you check your phone, your messages on email, your Facebook page, Twitter, Pinterest and everything else when you are on vacation! And that is supposed to be your “down time.”

But, what about your normal, everyday routine?

I know I have spent hours going through my inbox. Trying to wade through all of the junk mail just to find the couple of important emails that I need and did not want to miss. In some cases, I actually deleted the important email and had to through the trash folder to find it!

Well, my guest today makes it his priority to help you manage those email overloads. Steuart Snooks comes at from the Christian perspective. He helps you to create “order out of chaos” and handle those email and stress overloads.

Steuart is an “Email and Productivity Expert” who works with busy professionals and their teams to help them get control of all their email. Although starting off in the wine industry, Steuart has evolved into a position of a time management consultant specializing with email related issues of workplace productivity.

Today is part two of our two part interview. If you missed the prior episode, you need to go back and catch up! We do not have the time to back track too much because Steuart is “on a roll” and will diving deep in today’s episode!

Steuart, in your training and your seminars, how many people actually admit to having inboxes with hundreds of emails they have not even looked at yet?

I am absolutely swamped on a daily basis with so much junk email. I get about 400 emails per day and actually, I might read 10 or 15. Everything else is deleted. I know I should go through and unsubscribe. But that takes time as well. Sometimes it is easier just to delete them. The problem is, they keep coming back!

You state that you can help people to “halve the time, double your results and triple their productivity when using email.” How do you do that?

I have to ask, what is the “one touch email process” that you use to help people keep an empty inbox?

Can you share what the “4 D” method is of handling email?

Should we be corresponding through email on our smart phones?

You also teach that it may not be the best practice to check email first thing in the morning, correct?

If someone has an urgent message, why is email not the best way to get the message to the intended recipient?

Steuart, if someone wanted to reach out to you, to get more information or possibly to do an interview such as this, how can they do that? How can someone get in touch with you? Email???

I will put links to all of this in the show notes below.

Folks, you know as well as I do, that our inboxes are one big distraction throughout the day. When I get up in the morning, it is not unusual to have 20-30 emails in my inbox. I zero them out and when check an hour or so later, there are another 20 or so emails in there. This goes on hour after hour and day after day! I’m sure it does for you as well.

I cannot emphasize how important it is that you get in touch with Steuart Snooks. You can’t wait until a “more convenient time.” Your schedule is going to remain full and you will be operating in “overwhelm” mode until you start to get a handle on keeping your inbox down to manageable levels. I’m going to be getting some additional information from Steuart once this interview is over in a minute or two.

I know I need to do this – and I know you do as well.

Click the links below to get in touch with Steuart Snooks. Do it today. Do it now! While it is at the forefront of your mind. You know if you “wait till later,” it will never happen. Too much jumps up to take control of your day and you will forget all about it. So go to the links below and get in touch with Steuart today.