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Nicholas Bate

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You're half an hour away from an empty inbox! Why not use your next spare half an hour to skill-up? Each of these short e-books can be read in just 30 minutes. Addressing those painful work problems, and giving practical tools and expert advice to overcome them, the 30 Minute Reads series will make your work-life more productive, less painful and more successful! A clear inbox equals a clear mind. It's not an urban myth, it is possible to go e-mail free, and this succinct practical guide will show you how to achieve it. Also available in a digital bundle with 4 other titles as part of 30 Minute Reads: The business skills collection. Go Home Email Free will help you: * Identify the problem and what isn't working * Discover the 10 Big Strategies * Put in place your super-structured, super-easy, 5-day count-down plan to no more pain.

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Table of Contents

Title page

What will this book do for you?

1: Back to Basics

The Challenge

The Detail

The Story

The Solution

2: Hang On. Who's in Charge Here?

The Challenge

The Detail

The Story

The Solution

3: The Big Breakthrough: Find Your Zone

The Challenge

The Detail

The Story

The Solution

4: Multiple Breakthroughs

The Challenge

The Detail

The Story

The Solution

5: We Need To Talk

The Challenge

The Detail

The Story

The Solution

6: Admit It, You're an E-holic

The Challenge

The Detail

The Story

The Solution

7: Fix It! Overcoming Obstacles

The Challenge

The Detail

The Story

The Solution

8: Great Work Practices

The Challenge

The Detail

The Story

The Solution

9: Great Home Routines

The Challenge

The Story

The Solution

10: Your Action Plan

About the Author

Copyright page

What will this book do for you?

Email. Imagine a psychologist asking for associations with that evocative word:

“Pain in the butt”, “nightmare”, “wonderful”, “love it”, “hate it”

“Stops me falling asleep in meetings”

“Spoils my training sessions with delegates who become distracted by incoming mail”

“Caused my sister to have an accident whilst driving and trying to respond to a text”

“My toddler hates it when I just go near my phone”

“Can't stand it when a phone lights up in the cinema”

“My boyfriend is so rude answering emails when we are trying to have important conversations”

“It causes so much pressure and stress: my boss expects emails to be answered immediately, even after we have left work”

“I worry if I notice emails from overseas when I get up during the night”

“I can work from home. I can work from anywhere. If only it would just sometimes STOP!”

Yes, email! Email came from nowhere and came from nowhere so quickly many of us are still trying to decide the best way to handle it. And so far we are not doing very well. Although at its best, the ability to send a long letter to our friend across the world – for free – and get an immediate response is marvellous, the constant email reminders as we try to run a meeting, or perhaps settle down to a romantic meal, are challenging to say the least. The problems are many. We are still growing with a developing product that in its infancy was a joy, but has now become a monster. Once only accessible with a dedicated machine, it can now follow us anywhere. And email is of course just the biggest of the ‘digital interrupters’ followed by texts, updates from Facebook, Twitter and many other social media we might use and others that we haven't even dreamt of yet.

What will this book do for you? Ultimately it will let you drive home – or catch the train or bus – and feel you are genuinely email free until the next working day. It will enable you to switch off both physically and digitally without guilt or anxiety about work and without losing the pleasure of the personal email. And it will do that in the minimum number of words, the least amount of your time and the most easily implemented of suggestions.

Here's the structure of Go Home Email Free

Section1: Back to Basics. Sometimes we lose the plot. What's email good for and absolutely poor at? Resolving this can remove a whole sweep of email challenges.
Section 2: Hang On. Who's in Charge Here? Our first big idea: that you are in charge and you are going to reassert that power and start making some choices.
Section 3: The Big Breakthrough: Find Your Zone. Our second big idea: creating email-free times. And places. And behaviours.
Section 4: Multiple Breakthroughs. And now a whole stack of good ideas such as batching.
Section 5: We Need To Talk. We'll keep coming back to the point that email often isn't up to the job: talk! No time to talk? We'll obviously address that too.
Section 6: Admit It, You're an E-holic. Our toughest section. Admitting we have a problem: we're addicted. But there is a straightforward solution.
Section 7: Fix It! Overcoming Obstacles. Sometimes there are deeper problems, for example, the relationship with our boss. Without that being fixed, nothing will change.
Section 8: Great Work Practices. Great ways to build to going home email free with simple practices.
Section 9: Great Home Routines. How to remain email free in the evening.
Section 10: Your Action Plan. Your personal checklist to success.

The majority of the sections will start with the big idea (e.g. “email overload”) and then explain how to address that challenge in more detail. There will then be a mini case study: those at home or work with the same challenges you have, that we all have; this gives us a chance to see how they practically implement the concepts. We'll also make sure your toughest questions are answered before a final summary. Everything in this book is tried and tested: it is both pragmatic and practical. We encourage you to start using the ideas immediately as that's the way this digital version was designed.

Read on …

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Back to Basics

The Challenge

It came from nowhere. It started small and was once restricted to work and a computer. Now it is a big – very big – part of our lives and accessible anywhere and everywhere, even the remotest part of our honeymoon holiday in Vietnam. And yet we would be very unusual if our organization had any kind of email etiquette. It would be surprising if we had received any real instruction at school or college on how to cope in The World of the Digital Interrupt. And we might instruct our children in their “Ps and Qs” but what guidance can we – should we – give in a world in which their social life, peer recognition and much academic work seems to revolve around the digital connection?