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Even if you’ve already tried to get to Inbox Zero, your only fallback is the delete-all nuclear option, and you’re expected to be on email all day.
Yesterday, I spent 30 minutes using email. In the past, I used to spend up 4 hours per day.
And I’m CEO of a company with team members, clients, and thousands of customers distributed around the globe. My business is growing and my colleagues depend on me to get the job done.
However, I was terrible at email just a few short years ago. I lost business deals which cost me thousands of dollars, damaged my reputation and destroyed client relationships. I’d drop the ball with people I respected, and later when I’d meet them in person, it was so awkward.
It became so bad that I nearly stopped attending conferences. That’s a huge problem in an industry where networking and relationships are everything.
I was embarrassed to meet people I’d let down.
Here’s what a normal day looked like for me:

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… Wake up and check email (still in bed).
… Check email on the toilet.
… Check email all day, every day (but never get it under control).
… Use downtime to check email and make sure I’m not missing anything important (which I do, a lot).
… After 20 mins down the email rabbit hole, find it almost impossible to focus and get back to work.
… Get maybe 2–3 hours of real work done all day.
… Crash and lose all my energy mid-afternoon, even though I’m working out and trying to eat healthy.
… Try to power through my slump, all the while asking myself why I’m so tired all the time (hint: email was sucking away my energy and concentration, one distracting little notification ping at a time).
… Rinse and repeat the next day. Day after day.
Do any of these sound familiar?

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This is what you should ask yourself:

Do you check your email within 15 minutes of waking?
Do you nervously scan through your old, unread emails multiple times a day—because you might have missed something?
Do you expect to respond to emails immediately?
Are you a frequent traveler who finds that your phone suddenly dies while on the road? (It’s probably because you’re checking email too much.)
Do the right thing “just get lost” What’s in your email?
Are you tired of the constant pinging sound of your email notifications?
Do you read an email more than once, because you’ll “deal with it later,” It sits there in your inbox for many months.
Have you noticed that whenever you eat or whenever you’re in the elevator, you just can’t relax, because you have to check your email?
Are there days that are non-stop go from start to end—days when you can’t get even half an hour at your computer to process email?
“A Toxic Source of Stress”
You don’t need me to tell you that email is stressful, but it may surprise you to learn that email and other interruptions cause:
Lost Money. The annual productivity cost of email interruptions is $5,200–$7,200 per employee (according to a report by Atlassian)
Chronic exhaustion. Email It has been proven to increase exhaustion by 9% (as reported by The Wall Street Journal).
Reduced productivity. Study by The Washington Post shows that you get just a little more than 1 day of productive work for every 5 days worked (The Washington Post).
Performance problems in the workplace. This is so serious that it’s the equivalent of missing a full night’s sleep, every week. It can also make it difficult to earn a decent living for your family members (Atlassian).
Lowered Intelligence. Your Intelligence is actually reduced by email distractions. by 10 points (Atlassian).
So when you get to the end of the day run down and burnt out—even though you feel like all you did was email—is it any wonder?
Our bodies and brains didn’t evolve for a life of constant notifications, immediate replies, and endless email chains.
And if you already think it’s bad, check this out:

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Americans get an average of 88 email per day. We send on average 34 emails per day. This means that for every 1 email you send out…you get 2 potential interruptions and emergencies. (The Radicati Group, Inc. Email Statistics Reports
An average worker spends 6.5 hours per day, or about 30 hours per week, just checking their email. How is it possible to do any actual work? (Adobe Systems study)
Each time you check your email, you spend 25 mins regaining focus and 15 mins re-entering the message. “flow” state—40 minutes total are wasted (according to Tom DeMarco, a productivity expert)
Email users will be receiving an average of 115 emails per day within three years. If business continues as it is, email users will receive an average of 115 emails per day. by nearly 150%… for no reason at all. (The Radicati Group, Inc., Email Statistics Reports
And as the situation becomes worse and worse, 99% people will shrug off their shoulders. “That’s the way it is,” and gradually inch their way up to spending 50% of their waking hours on email (it’s already at 33%).
So What’s This All About?
This brutal statistic may be the key to your success.
If you’re willing to do something that 99% of people won’t do, then you’re going to stand out from the crowd… you’ll be seen as a winner… someone who gets things done.
First we need to get honest about what’s holding people back from conquering their email.
It’s this:
Many people feel guilty that their email makes it look unreliable or inefficient before important customers or colleagues. But the truth is, email management as it is currently practiced is the root cause of all the stress and dysfunction.
It’s the system that’s broken. It’s actually not you, at all.
Announcing the World’s Only Inbox Mastery Course
At Asian Efficiency—the world’s leading productivity training company—we’ve taken my email management system and spent years improving it. We’ve researched, experimented, and refined it. We’ve crash-tested the system in our own lives, and we’ve implemented it with hundreds of clients.
And now, for the first time ever, we’re making it available outside of this elite group of team members, clients, and friends.
Our course is designed to put YOU in the driver’s seat of managing your time, energy, brain power, and productivity.
All while running your business and your life, without letting anything slip through the cracks—in less than 30 minutes a day.
In only 30 minutes, you’ll quickly and easily get more done than most people do all day.
You’ll effectively be adding 4 full days of productive time to your week… every single week.
It’s worth thinking about:
How much more could you make in this time?
How early could you finish work each day?
Imagine the projects you’ve got waiting in your pipeline right now. These projects could be launched much quicker if you had an additional 4 days per week.
What long-term goal can you work towards with 3 additional workweeks each month?
How much would your reputation increase—now that people know they can rely on you to get back to them reliably?
IMPORTANT: Do you struggle with getting your email inbox to zero…and KEEPING it at zero?
Does it feel weirdly like a yo-yo diet…up and down, day after day with no consistency?
You can get to an empty inbox with our free material (we’ve proven this again and again with thousands of people).

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But what most people can’t do is maintain an empty inbox. So if you’re reading this and thinking, “Yeah, thanks, but I’ve already tried that…and I always end up back at 50+ unread emails,” then I want you to pay careful attention to what I’m going to say next, because…
One thing is easy to do with an empty inbox; keeping it empty is another.
You need a rock-solid system for that, and that’s exactly what I’m offering you.

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