Hey there! I’ve been working on a brand-new course. It’s called Productivity 101. You can pre-order it now—and the first 50 people get 25% off.
There’s also a great bonus for anyone who pre-orders… so keep reading. What’s this new course about? At work as well as at home, our responsibilities are multiplying, but we still only have the same 24 hours in a day. To thrive today and in the future, we need a systematic approach to getting stuff done. We need a personal productivity system to help us stay organized. Enter Productivity 101, a self-paced video course. This course is about the fundamentals of productivity: to-dos, emails, notes, documents, meetings, your calendar—and your long-term priorities. Enroll in this course and we’ll build a comprehensive productivity system, so you can show up as your best self. Who is this course for?
What does the course cover? In lesson 1, we’ll cover a framework for handling all the information coming at you. In lesson 2, on to-dos, we’ll get a handle on your tasks and projects. In lesson 3, on email & messaging, we’ll tame your inboxes. In lesson 4, on notes & documents, we’ll ensure you can find these valuable assets whenever you need them. In lesson 5, on meetings & your calendar, we’ll make sure you’re prepared for meetings, take clear and useful notes, and reliably follow up—but also have room in your schedule to focus on your deep work. In lesson 6, on goals, we’ll find the balance between short-term tasks and long-term priorities. In lesson 7, on weekly reviews, we’ll set up a safety net so you can recover when you stumble. In lesson 8, we’ll connect the dots of your productivity system, setting you up for sustainable productivity. And finally, in lesson 9, you’ll get next steps to maintain your momentum. Each lesson includes a YouTube-quality video, lesson text, and action items. Your time is your most valuable asset, so I used everything I learned in six years of teaching productivity and organization to make this course as efficient as possible while getting you maximum results. What else is included?
In short, the course combines theory and action, leading to real results. Teaser worksheet: What Goes Where? Free teaser worksheet (on Google Sheets): What Goes Where? How is this course different from my other courses? Productivity 101 does pair very well with my other courses. I recommend combining:
Productivity 101 pricing options
(Note: the pre-order discount is only available for “just the video course”.) I don’t frequently make myself available for coaching, so you might want to jump on this opportunity. Stack discounts by enrolling in a bundle!
(The bundles all include the “just the course” edition of Productivity 101—no coaching.) Because the 25%-off discount for the first 50 people to enroll is on top of the bundle discounts, you get a really, really good deal right now. Bonus for pre-orders: live Q&A session with Peter Two more things… Second, a tip: let your employer pay! Many employers have a budget for professional development. And what could be more valuable to the company than you increasing your productivity? Ask your supervisor or the HR department to let you use the company credit card or to reimburse you. I’ve prepared a handy employer reimbursement request template. So that’s Productivity 101! As always, the course comes with a no-questions-asked 30-day money-back guarantee.
Looking forward to having you in the course and seeing you in the Q&A session on July 20! — Peter P.S. If you have a question, just reply to this email. |
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