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Virtual productivity coaching can be a good solution if the in-person approach isn't feasible due to geography.
We start with a couple of brief phone calls or emails to identify your issues. Then we schedule an intensive 90-minute phone
session. Depending on your needs, we may use Citrix GoToMeeting.com so I can see your computer - this is ideal if you need help managing
email or computer files. Your investment is $350 for a total of two
hours, payable in advance by credit card.
Just want some quick answers? If you want, for example, some tips on managing tasks or email in Microsoft Outlook, you may
purchase an hour for $175, payable in advance by credit card. This involves a couple of brief phone
calls or emails to identify your issues, followed by an intensive 45-minute session.
After the first session, additional workflow coaching sessions are available at a reduced rate, if you commit to a block of time and pay in advance by check.
This is your best value because we can fine-tune and you receive ongoing support. Contact us for details.
We offer a complimentary 20-minute phone call to discuss your issues. Just contact us
for an appointment - there's no obligation.
Your first step is to give an overview of your issues. Copy and paste the following list of questions into a new email, answer each question, then
send it to jasper at janjasper dot com. Or you can copy and paste your answers into our Contact form.
We'll get back to you, usually within 24 hours, to schedule an appointment to begin your virtual productivity coaching.
Your name?
Job title or business?
Phone number and time zone?
What would you like Jan to help you with?
How many emails are in your inbox?
Do you use a paper planner or appointment book? Which brand?
Do you use software (for example, Microsoft Outlook, Act!, or Goldmine) or a handheld digital organizer? Which one?
Can you find information you need quickly & easily?
Do you have trouble prioritizing your tasks?
Are you mostly reactive, or proactive?
Do things 'fall through the cracks' and you forget to follow up?
What does your desk look like?
Where do you keep phone numbers?
How often do you travel for work?
If you were more productive, how would things be different or better?
What happens if you don't address these issues?
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