Jim Johnson presents Taskology, a task-management method that consolidates emails, texts, and voicemails into one task list. He claims it recovers 1-2 hours per workday and cuts email time in half by removing tasks from their original sources.
It is not software. What's nice about it is that it's just a methodology for the technology. So what I teach my clients will rest on any platform because it's a way of thinking and executing that will save you from the workday that you have right now. And you'll get time back. You can get one to two hours back in your workday every day. Spend up to 50% less time in your email inbox every day, and not only gather, but plan and prioritize and accomplish tasks faster and easier and with a lot less stress and without giving up all your personal time to do it. In my system, we get all those tasks together by bringing them into one. Consider it like an inventory. An inventory of all your tasks. It doesn't matter the source. We pull it away from the source. It doesn't sit in email, it doesn't sit in voicemail, it doesn't sit on your cell phone, in the text app. You know, it doesn't stay in these places. We have to get them all together, because only then can you efficiently compare and contrast them and make smart decisions about how to spend your precious time.
