Sentences with phrase «of checking your emails»

The very act of checking email hikes our heart rate and stress level, according to University of California researchers.

Tumblr founder David Karp manages well the monotonous task of checking his email.

Waking up to a techie breakfast of checking your email, Facebook or Instagram likes that you scored since midnight isn't that nourishing.

Stern also conceded that the battery lasted for a long time, even after a cross-country plane ride and a full morning of checking emails and writing.

For those of you who are afraid to take the leap of checking email 1 - 2 times a day just try it.

Too keyed up to take your Sunday afternoon nap, you made the mistake of checking your email, only to find a note from one of the saints who told you that they're going to be transferring their membership elsewhere because — although they love you dearly — they feel they're not getting fed.

Of course, I am guilty of checking my email on my phone while BF, so it isn't always quality cuddle time:)

While this policy helps keep the spam under control, it doesn't exactly make for live conversation, particularly if I'm off gallivanting around instead of checking my email to see if new comments have arrived.

It's an impractical idea for most, but the general advice still applies: Get in the habit of checking email only when you're through with the project at hand.

Given that i like the idea of checking my email in a pinch with my K3 keyboard — this doesn't sound like a good upgrade to me.

Instead of checking your email every time you sit down for class, try making some small talk.

Brief sessions of fairly light usage — comprised mainly of checking email, installing apps, and sending Slack messages to coworkers — ate minimally away at the handset's reserves.

Most consumers did not see the value of checking email on the go.

With advances in consumer mobile technology, the workday has essentially extended into a 24 - hour cycle of checking email and voicemail.

I can not emphasize enough the importance of checking your emails for spelling and grammar.

Instead of checking email, head out to an informational interview, networking event, or training workshop.»

What if, instead of checking our emails before we go to sleep, we share with our spouse ways they positively impacted us today.

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Studies show that checking texts and emails for even a minute or two at a time can add up to huge chunks of time every day.

«Like many executives I know, I used to keep my iPhone on my nightstand and check my email before even getting out of bed in the morning.

Office workers now receive an average of more than 100 emails per day and spend 6.3 hours checking both their work and personal messages.

Ursula Burns, chairwoman and CEO of Xerox and the first black woman to lead a Fortune 500 company, wakes up at 5:15 a.m. and immediately checks her email.

For example, check your email first thing in the morning, just before lunch, and at the end of the workday.

I make sure it is the first thing I do in the morning, before looking at email or checking messages of any kind.

Let's be honest, if you're doing any of the things I have already mentioned — constantly checking email, attending meetings, and peeking over the shoulders of your people — that adds up to a ton of work.

This survey suggests 87 percent of adult Americans check their business emails outside of working hours.

I begin at 3 a.m. (the joys of working on a morning television show) and continue to use my iPhone until I head to bed around 9 p.m. I check email, post pictures and video to social media, stream live video and surf the web.

Researchers at the University of British Columbia asked 124 people to either limit checking email to three times a day for one week or click into their inboxes as often as possible.

And then she made the most of the snowboarding season, taking afternoons off when the conditions were right and checking her emails from the ski lift.

I have no doubt, however, that once they get behind the wheel of one, they too will be checking email as I did.

If the meeting lead spends the majority of the time talking AT participants instead of WITH them, it creates opportunity for background email checking, solitaire playing, and coffee brewing.

Instead of those «checking in» emails everybody hates, send articles, notes and even world - class gifts that are relevant to your clients.

For example, you can use your mornings to reply all of the emails from the previous day and after finishing your emails, you can do your meetings or phone calls, then, you can work on your project and finally, you can check your emails again.

Instead of wasting time on busy work such as checking email, everyone should create space where they pray or meditate — or simply do nothing.

Cole, the group president of FOCUS Brands, the parent company of brands like Auntie Anne's, Carvel, and Cinnabon, wakes up every morning at 5 a.m. and checks her calendar, all of her major social media platforms, news sites, blogs, emails, and any other messages that may have come in overnight.

The ability to check email, read and edit documents and even manage payroll from one's mobile device has become an integral part of everyday business life.

If you would've told me seven years ago that today I'd be waking up each morning at 4:45 a.m. to check emails as the CEO of a dessert company, I would've said, «Are you crazy?

Under the leadership of President and Chief Baking Officer Bobbie Lloyd, the company trains its staff to frost cupcakes the Magnolia Way, continues to refine founder Allysa Torey's original recipes (check out The Complete Magnolia Bakery Cookbook), and emails personal apologies to the rare customer who has a bad experience with its counter staff.

Hint Water's founder and CEO considers her morning a critical part of her day and devotes the wee hours of the morning to checking her email and schedule.

Just make sure you find the time in the morning to read something uplifting and inspiring instead of perusing negative news or checking your email right away.

«I think managers would do well to take this research [on the benefits of limiting how much time you spend checking email] to heart,» he said.

Block out certain times to check your email (perhaps at the top of every hour during weeknights and twice a day on weekends) and then shut off your phone.

Those who establish an account online should receive an annual email to check their record around the time of their birthday.

And given that even small interruptions - like quickly checking email - can result in a huge loss of productivity, getting a handle on your email habits is something better done today than tomorrow.

Employers may be able to get more out of workers if they're not allowed to check email for the first 30 or 60 minutes of the workday.

If you are interested in building an email list of your own, I suggest checking out PRSUIT to see how a professionally published daily email is structured and delivered.

Instead of constantly refreshing your inbox, check your email two or three times a day, maximum.

Tim Ferriss, author of the wildly popular book The 4 - Hour Work Week, checks personal emails once a day, and business emails every 7 - 10 days.

If you want to walk out of the office at 5 pm, stop checking your email and answering phone calls at 4:30.

Check your offers email a couple evenings a week as you are ending your day to stay on top of it without it interfering with your work.

Close out of the email program when you're not checking it.