Discover how to automate and outsource everyday tasks to save hours each week. Transform your life and boost productivity by putting boring tasks on autopilot.
This course teaches you to automate and outsource boring tasks in your life, helping you save tons of time—like, 10 days a year! You’ll learn to set up systems that make your life smoother and perhaps even a bit happier.
Learn How To Save Hours Per Week By Automating (Almost) Every Part in Your Life. Put Boring On Autopilot
Create Systems to Automate and Outsource Every Aspect of Your Life and Business
Be as effective as you can be and save hours per week by automating (almost) everything boring in your life.
How long per week do you spend doing boring, repetitive tasks? What if you could automate these tasks? Consider how much time you could save per week if you did so. If that is the case, that would amount to approximately 269 hours per year; that is approximately 10 days extra per year. What would you do with an extra 10 days per year just from putting repetitive tasks on autopilot?
This course is a productivity outline to help you optimise daily tasks and even outsource almost everything in your life to become much more effective (and possibly even happier).
Email, for example, is a great productivity tool. However, it can often take over your life. Pinging here and there as messages arrive, but what if some of that email could be automated?Just think how much of the working day this could save. Well, this course will help you do just that!
By the end of this course, you will have relieved yourself of the need to perform many of these tasks yourself. You will make a list of these day-to-day tasks and either put them on autopilot (such as emails) or get someone else to do them for you (such as meal prep).
Section 1: Merge your favourite apps into one account so that all your social media, emails, and even weather reports happen automatically with the click of a single button
Section 2: Food without thinking—meal prep can be enjoyable, but it is also very time-consuming. We could save countless hours and even money if we could automate some of the less interesting aspects of meal preparation.
Section 3: Auto money savings - We buy almost everything from online stores like Amazon. There are numerous ways to automate cost savings so that everything is done for you, such as finding coupons or notifying you when prices drop unexpectedly.
Section 4: Delegate your work— finally, the pinnacle of automation—having someone else do all of your work for you Be your own boss. The incredible thing is that it costs far less than you might expect and saves you far more hours than you could possibly imagine.
This course will give you the resources you need to make optimization and outsourcing your keys to great productivity and effectiveness.
With this easy-to-follow video course, Paul will show you some of the ways you can start to automate the parts of your life that you really wish you could!
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Online course that grow your mind and your incomeHi. I'm Paul, part of MooJelly, and welcome to my little page of courses. I have worked within education and learning for over 20 years, teaching teenagers as well as undergraduate and postgraduate students at Oxford Brookes University. My long term goals are to have amazing courses that help people all around...
Information is very basic, its outdated back to 2014 and the author never goes in depth with any examples, user cases or applications
Peronally, I believe there's a lot of room for improvement. I've taken many online courses before and I believe the value is in the insights, experiences and real-life examples/stories instructor imprint, while adding on an engaging facilitation method.
None of these are this case. Examples are usually very general while at the same time, the context of the application of his tools is quite narrow US-UK.
What I like the most was the virtual assistant topic, still, I'd have been nice, him sharing how he actually uses it. Likewise, the coupon app seems very useful.
Hope it gets better,
Cheers,
Parra
I love this course. As a teacher, I wish someone had taught me about canned responses years ago. That tidbit of information was worth the whole class. Thank you
Good ideas, well presented. Some things I've never heard of, and I'm a bit of a geek when it comes to saving time and money. Pretty cool.
Some good ideas here. thanks
I just finished in the first section, but there's already invaluable information for me or anyone wanting to automate their online life.
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Pawel T.
This course didnt teach me anything new, quality is bad, video is outdated, knowledge here is common :( i expected a bit more