Inbox to Impact:
Time Management Workshop for Teams
Get Your Team’s Time Back - Without Burning Them Out
Cut through inbox chaos, meeting overload, and calendar clutter - so your people can focus on high-impact work
These aren't fluffy time management tips. This is a practical, fast-paced workshop designed for results-driven teams who need to reclaim time, reduce noise, and build better habits that actually stick.
What Your Team Will Get
✅ Tools to reduce meeting overload, calendar chaos, and energy-draining distractions
✅ A practical system to triage email, manage priorities, and take control of their week
✅ Action steps they’ll actually implement - because the system fits how they work
✅ Strategic WeekMap™ + Implementation Workbook
✅ Inbox to Impact ROI Report
Bonuses
✅ Post-program diagnostic review
✅ Call me anytime between sessions
This is Perfect for...
✅ Your team is stuck in constant reactivity
✅ People are overwhelmed by email and meetings
✅ You want to create time for real work - not just respond to noise
Not Ideal if…
❌ You’re chasing team bonding over team results
❌ You want theory, not practical tools
❌ You want change - but not a mindset shift
“We left this workshop with our priorities clearer, inboxes under control, and a new standard for how we work.”
Workshop Options
Choose your format:
➡️ Half-day, full-day, or multi-part 90 minute series
➡️ Delivered live, virtually, or hybrid
➡️ Tailored examples based on your team's business situation and tools (Outlook, Gmail, etc.)
ROI You Can Feel
Most teams reclaim 8+ hours/week of high-impact time within 30 days.
That’s a full day, back in your teams hands - every week.
More clarity. More control. More time to choose where to focus.
Why it Works
We cut through productivity theory and deliver quick wins your people can use immediately. No fluff. Just better systems.
Ready to Cut Through the Noise?
📍 Book a Free 10-Min Audit
And let’s find what’s stealing their time - and get it back
“Fantastic course that enabled me to immediately begin putting changes into action, rather than being theoretical only.”