Jeffrey Yam, UXC’s Post

Hump day hot take: If you’re going to ask for a meeting with someone you’ve never met before, include the topic of discussion and avoid using “pick your brain” or “let’s schedule time to chat” Thoughts?

Whether it's deciphering endless email threads, feeling lost in the shuffle of Slack messages, or struggling to keep everyone on the same page, we want to hear from you! Share your top frustrations with us in the comments below 👇

Who is struggling just daily even with the small things? I know I am! There is no judgment here! We are here to build each other up! Comment below! And we can all share are tips and tricks!

Fireside Chat #2 with Laurie Mangen with some handy tips to share.

I've saved over 100+ hours with this technique. Here are 5 tips that can supercharge your life:

Looking for how to save a few extra minutes each day? Group like tasks together! Here are some ideas, but how have you found batching to help you? (Share below)

Overwhelming your leads isn’t how you’re going to book a demo. Sure, you need to be persistent – but persistence doesn’t mean messaging your leads at odd hours during the day. In fact, our recommendation is not to message your leads outside of working hours at all. But what are you supposed to do when you're responding to contacts outside of normal working hours? The answer is simple… Schedule your messages using our newest snooze feature: https://lnkd.in/eaCvGwTA #snooze #featurealter #coldmessaging

When feeling overwhelmed, it’s beneficial to practice grounding techniques that bring your thoughts back to the present moment. Take the time out to practice this 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 grounding technique...

When you thought you had a call at 9:00am but it was really at 9:15am and you get 15 glorious minutes back in your day! It's why one of my favourite ways to hack your to do list is to write the amount of time it takes next to each task. Because when you find these little pockets of time you can either: ⏰ Spend 15 minutes looking at your to do list wondering what you should do first, or start something that takes an hour....stop in the middle and inevitably have to start all over again or ⏰ Knock off three 5 minute tasks that otherwise would have continued to pile up, and then go post about it on LinkedIn