Get Organized! by Dr. Frank Buck

Evernote voice journaling is an easy way to document your life as it unfolds. Text yourself. Let Evernote handle the rest.

This is a story of how to complain and win. Here are 7 takeaways to get a reimbursement when you have a problem on your trip.

Gmail and Google Calendar have free features that simulate Calendly and other autoschedulers. Set up a time to meet with ease.

I was delighted when Robert Barlow asked me to participate in the "Creating Order Among Chaos" online summits. Now that some months have passed, Robert is allowing me to share my interview with all of you. In this 22-minute interview, we talk about the whirlwind of activity, trapping information on the fly, making your system "fast," the "7PM email," so much more. There are some technical hiccups that you'll hear, but nothing to take away from the content. I hope you enjoy this interview.

In this episode, we explore the world of punctuality through two contrasting stories. Buford, always late for school, presents yet another excuse for his tardiness. On the other hand, Penelope is a master of morning preparation, sharing her secrets to a smooth start.

We empathize with perpetual latecomers and highlight the benefits of being punctual, from feeling relaxed and confident to attracting new opportunities. Say goodbye to the "Why are you late?" glances by embracing Penelope's wisdom and creating a routine for streamlined mornings.

Join us for a hilarious and enlightening discussion on the magic of being on time.

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In this episode, we explore an efficient solution to the chaotic email and calendar management faced by organizations during meetings. By using calendar invitations, the host adds guests, and attendees can simply click "Yes" to have the event automatically appear on their calendars. Any changes made by the host are automatically updated for all participants.

Attachments and meeting links can be seamlessly added to the event, ensuring easy access for everyone. This smarter approach eliminates the need for repetitive emails and manual calendar updates, making meeting organization a breeze. Embrace the new way of handling meetings and bid farewell to the madness! 📅📧🚀

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In this episode, we discuss the backlash against student cell phone use in schools. We also introduce the effective "Index Card Method" to stay productive without having the productivity tools the cell phone offers. The episode emphasizes responsible phone usage in schools and encourages listeners to view phones as tools, not toys, for better productivity. 📱🚫🏫🎒

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Here is additional information referenced in this episode:

Atlantic article on banning cell phones

School system issuing pouches for cell phones

In this episode, we explore the significance of maintaining effective voicemail systems in schools and businesses. The episode recounts amusing and frustrating experiences with neglected voicemail systems, highlighting the need for better communication practices. It emphasizes the importance of understanding what callers experience when they contact an organization and provides practical tips for ensuring a professional and up-to-date voicemail system.

Listeners will learn about the impact of poor communication on an organization's image and be encouraged to take proactive steps to improve their voicemail systems. Overall, it's a lighthearted yet insightful discussion on the importance of efficient communication technology.

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In this episode, Fran Buck explains how to split your screen on Windows 11 to view multiple windows simultaneously. He shows how to turn on the "Snap windows" setting and then hover over the "maximize" box to choose from six different screen-splitting options. He demonstrates how to select which window appears in each part of the split screen and how to rearrange the whole thing by mouse over the square icon. With a little practice, you can easily split your screen into two, three, or four parts, making multitasking much more efficient.

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