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Finally a System to…
Spend 30 Minutes or Less a Day on Email, Never Miss Important Emails Again, and Give Your Focus to Your Real Work
Even if you’ve already tried to get to Inbox Zero, your only fallback is the delete-all nuclear option, and you’re expected to be on email all day.
And I’m CEO of a company with team members, clients, and thousands of customers distributed around the globe. My business is thriving, and colleagues rely on me to get things done.
But only a few years ago, I was so bad at email that I lost business deals (costing me tens of thousands of dollars), screwed up client relationships, and damaged my reputation. I’d drop the ball with people I respected, and later when I’d meet them in person, it was so awkward.
It got so bad, I almost stopped attending conferences. That’s a huge problem in an industry where networking and relationships are everything.
Here’s what a normal day looked like for me:
Hi, I’m Thanh Pham, and I used to be just like you… but fast forward a few years, and I’ve taught thousands of people how to better manage their email.
So what changed?
I’ll get to that in a minute, but first I’d like to share something interesting that I’ve learned helping people all over the world conquer their email inbox and reclaim their lives.
The funny thing I’ve noticed is: until they came to Asian Efficiency, nearly all the people I’ve helped with email felt completely alone in this problem. They thought that email caused them too much stress—that they should be able to handle it better, and that everyone else around them was a pro at it.
(Even though nothing in school or college prepared us for the email avalanche we all face every day.)
You don’t need me to tell you that email is stressful, but it may surprise you to learn that email and other interruptions cause:
So when you get to the end of the day run down and burnt out—even though you feel like all you did was email—is it any wonder?
Our bodies and brains didn’t evolve for a life of constant notifications, immediate replies, and endless email chains.
And if you already think it’s bad, check this out:
Americans receive an average of 88 emails a day. And we send an average of 34 emails a day. This means thatfor every 1 email you send out…you get 2 potential interruptions and emergencies. (The Radicati Group, Inc., Email Statistics Reports)
The average worker spends 6.5 hours each day (about 30 hours a week) just checking new emails. How are you supposed to get any real work done? (Adobe Systems study)
Every time you check email, you spend 25 minutes regaining focus and 15 minutes re-entering a “flow” state—40 minutes total are wasted (according to Tom DeMarco, a productivity expert)
Within 3 years, email users will receive an average of 115 emails every day. So if business keeps going like it is,your daily email workload will go up by nearly 150%… for no reason at all. (The Radicati Group, Inc., Email Statistics Reports)
And as the situation gets worse and worse, 99% of people will shrug their shoulders, say “That’s the way it is,” and gradually inch their way up to spending 50% of their waking hours on email (it’s already at 33%).
Well, hidden inside that brutal statistic is the key to your success:
If you’re willing to do something that 99% of people won’t do, then you’re going to stand out from the crowd… you’ll be seen as a winner… someone who gets things done.
First we need to get honest about what’s holding people back from conquering their email.
It’s this:
Most people feel guilty about how their email is making them look unreliable and inefficient in front of important customers and teammates. However, the truth is: the conventional way of managing email is the cause of all this stress and dysfunction.
It’s the system that’s broken. It’s actually not you, at all.
As one of our clients, Jeanie W. put it:
I want to be somebody who’s seen as responsive and reliable to the people who are communicating with me.
Wow, I can sure relate to that feeling!
6 years ago, email had become completely unmanageable for me. I thought everyone else out there—my colleagues and my competition—knew some secret that I didn’t, and I was too embarrassed to ask for help.
(Little did I know, all the people I thought were out there managing their email with no problems…were secretly in the same boat, spending unnecessary hours each day in their inboxes.)
And since I wasn’t taught email management in school, I searched for solutions on my own. I scoured books, podcasts, blog posts, and interviews looking for a system that would free me from email.
And what I found was that while there are bits and pieces of good ideas here and there, no system existed to help me manage email (instead of it managing me).
So I created that system myself.
At Asian Efficiency—the world’s leading productivity training company—we’ve taken my email management system and spent years improving it. We’ve researched, experimented, and refined it. We’ve crash-tested the system in our own lives, and we’ve implemented it with hundreds of clients.
And now, for the first time ever, we’re making it available outside of this elite group of team members, clients, and friends.
Our course is designed to put YOU in the driver’s seat of managing your time, energy, brain power, and productivity.
All while running your business and your life, without letting anything slip through the cracks—in less than 30 minutes a day.
In only 30 minutes, you’ll quickly and easily get more done than most people do all day.
You’ll effectively be adding 4 full days of productive time to your week… every single week.
Think about it:
The Escape Your Email system has changed the lives of hundreds of our clients, and now it can change yours, too.
Some of our clients say it feels like they’ve “achieved Inbox Nirvana”—a calm, peaceful state where email doesn’t rule your life or cause anxiety. Where your inbox is simply a tool that helps you live a well-run life, rather than a never-ending time suck keeping you stuck in your inbox for hours every day.
With our proprietary system, you’ll achieve “Inbox Nirvana”… possibly for the first time. And keep it that way, even if you’ve failed in the past.
Imagine this:
No more wasted time. You’ll spend less than 30 minutes a day on email.
No more worrying about email. You’ll be able to relax, knowing you haven’t forgotten to respond to important emails.
No more “lost” emails. You’ll never wonder whether an important task is buried in an email from weeks ago.
Less stress. You’ll no longer be afraid to open your inbox.
Time for the deep work you really want to do, rather than wasting valuable time managing email.
Confidence. You’ll know exactly what to do when you open your inbox: a simple, reliable series of steps that keeps everything under control.
Your life back. When your email is under control, the temptation to check, recheck, and triple check will vanish. You’ll check your inbox when you want and need to, not when you should be enjoying important events, taking some off-screen time, or focusing on other tasks. (The hours I used to spend on email, I now spend growing my business, strengthening my skills, and spending time with friends and family.)
And most importantly…
You’ll trust your email system, which will help you trust yourself.
Trust that people can rely on you.
Trust that you’re on top of things.
Trust that when you follow the system, you never need to worry about email again.
As life-changing as the Escape Your Email system is, it’s NOT for everyone.
Escape Your Email is perfect for you, if:
Sound familiar?
Then you’re in the right place.
Escape Your Email can quickly restore sanity to your crazy workload.
However, Escape Your Email is NOT for people who:
Of course, those people are few and far between…
Most of us are chained to our email inboxes every waking hour, our time is controlled by people who need things from us ASAP, and our weekends are haunted by what we’ll wake up to Monday morning.
If you think you could benefit from a system that lets you maintain Inbox Zero in only 30 minutes a day or less, read on…
My team and I went all out when we built this course. Why? A few reasons.
First, because at Asian Efficiency, we noticed that email was THE BIGGEST PROBLEM our readers and clients had. I alone have answered millions of support tickets just on email problems.
When I met readers in person, they always asked me which email app I use and how I deal with so many emails. People asked us to write blog posts about email, so we did.
To this day, they’re our most popular posts. We knew we were onto something, but the support tickets kept piling up with more and more questions.
And when I looked around, there was nothing out there that helped people. It baffles me that email management isn’t taught in schools.
Second, email is crucial to your success at work. When you start a new job, it’s expected that you know how to handle email. In reality, every company handles it differently, which makes it more difficult to manage your email and meet expectations.
Time and again, people have come to us, totally overwhelmed with their work’s email system.
I know the feeling, because I used to be the same.
Before I started Asian Efficiency, I had an office job where everything was done over email. It was inefficient and annoying, but that’s just how it was. I knew it was part of the deal.
But within weeks of starting, I was drowning in email. I’d lie at meetings and to my boss, pretending I’d seen emails I hadn’t. My inbox was open all day, every day, but I still couldn’t handle email.
Eventually I got caught, and (what a surprise) I didn’t exactly get promoted.
Third, was my experience with an employee of ours (let’s call him John). John, on paper, was the perfect employee. He had a prestigious education and background. Great Kolbe score. He passed our interviews with flying colors.
But this guy just couldn’t work productively. It was weird. He did Pomodoros. He seemed to always understand what tasks were expected of him, and he was definitely talented. He did everything by the book.
It wasn’t until one day, at our team retreat, that I saw what the real problem was: he literally couldn’t go 10 minutes without checking his email.
Here’s what I couldn’t understand. The team wasn’t sending him emails, because all of us were with him at the retreat.
John had just created this habit where he was automatically checking email every few minutes… like a tic, always so afraid of missing out that he wasn’t paying attention to the real work happening around him.
He couldn’t focus because his brain was always thinking about email.
I realized I needed to train him on email workflows, and that’s when our system went from “in my head” to systemized. Our system was born out of necessity.
And once John got it, his productivity did a 180-degree turnaround. He got twice as much done, he never answered emails at 1am anymore, and his attitude was hugely boosted to everyone who worked with him.
All because he could concentrate, get his work done, and have more free time for his passions.
So I said,
“Screw it, let’s create a course. People need this, and it’ll help them more than a support ticket ever could.”
When we realized there was nothing out there teaching email management, we felt privileged to be the first to produce something. At Asian Efficiency, we love tech and productivity, and efficient email management fits that bill perfectly.
After launching several courses, we’ve already helped thousands of people. We get kudos emails every day and raving testimonials, but we’re just getting started.
Better email management will change the game for the whole productivity industry and the hundreds of thousands of people who read Asian Efficiency every month.
So we went all in.
We took the system I’ve spent 6 years developing, and then…
We spent hundreds of hours on market research.
We sent out surveys.
We spent hours on the phone with people (and recorded and transcribed every call, so the whole company could listen to and read them). I spent hours at Starbucks and drank gallons of green tea reading every single survey response and transcript. So did other team members.
That alone cost us tens of thousands of dollars in time and resources. But it had to be done. Our course had to be the best.
All that work gave us the hidden gems: we found what people needed, and we created practical, actionable solutions for people just like you.
People expect that from us. They know we don’t fluff around. We give you instant solutions.
So we tested our solutions, and once they worked in real people’s lives, we put them in the course.
Then we went back for more calls, just to make sure the solutions worked. If any side issues came up, we solved them. We kept refining strategies with our beta tester group until they got to Inbox Zero and stayed there with ease.
Everything in this course has been…
After all that work, here’s exactly what you’ll get when you invest in Escape Your Email:
And if you’re ready to move to the next level in your productivity, Escape Your Email (Standard) includes all that, plus:
And if you want to take our system to the next level for your business, then Escape Your Email Elite contains all of the above, plus:
In 6 sessions that we make available nowhere else, we go deep into the strategies and psychology of advanced email productivity.
In these recordings, we answered real students’ questions—questions you probably have—to take their email management to the next level.
In these 6 sessions, we cover:
And now, possibly my favorite part: the nitty gritty on what you’ll learn in Escape Your Email.
Remember all the time we spent talking to people about their email problems? All the details below come straight from what they told us they needed. And every single one of these action items has helped overwhelmed people like you conquer their inbox forever.
A few bedrock pieces of knowledge:
Secrets to an efficient archive folder:
The Asian Efficiency Email Workflow (this is the exact one we use inside the company):
Spam Search and Destroy (a.k.a. How to minimize death by a thousand paper cuts):
Get it done on autopilot: