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Why Microsoft To Do is good for your mental health
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Why Microsoft To Do is good for your mental health

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We all have work to do! Work is usually made up of a combination tasks such as reading and writing emails and documents, responding to questions, thinking big thoughts, creating and sitting through presentations, making decisions, doing what others have asked us to do, delivering on objectives, and maybe if we are lucky, having weekends to relax. Those weekends can be much more relaxing when there isn't a niggling thought in the back of your mind that there is something you should be doing. We’ve all been there at times when there are too many things to do and no way to manage and prioritise them. This is where Microsoft To Do can come to the rescue! Did you know that just by writing down details of a task, your brain can discount it and not be anxious about it? In this session I will show you how you can use Microsoft To Do to • Track tasks that you need to do • Create tasks and meetings from emails • See flagged emails • See Planner tasks that are assigned to you • And how you can prioritise and complete tasks to give you a mental boost

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Alan Eardley

CPS

I have worked on many solutions based on Microsoft's products such as Office 365, Azure, Project Online, CRM Online, and the on premises versions of SharePoint, Project Server, FAST Search Server and SQL Server. With a broad technical background focused on SharePoint, SQL Server, data architecture and application development and a project management background (PRINCE2 & Scrum), I understand the diversity of clients and am constantly evolving the processes of requirements analysis, specification and implementation to provide clients with a flexible, agile approach which embraces their different needs and delivers the quality of service that they expect and deserve. Specialties: Office 365, Azure, SharePoint, SQL Server, Project Server, FAST Search Server, requirements gathering, business analysis, project management, agile (Scrum & Kanban), PRINCE2, software design, development and delivery.

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Why Microsoft To Do is good for your mental health

We all have work to do! Work is usually made up of a combination tasks such as reading and writing emails and documents, responding to questions, thinking big thoughts, creating and sitting through presentations, making decisions, doing what others have asked us to do, delivering on objectives, and maybe if we are lucky, having weekends to relax. Those weekends can be much more relaxing when there isn't a niggling thought in the back of your mind that there is something you should be doing. We’ve all been there at times when there are too many things to do and no way to manage and prioritise them. This is where Microsoft To Do can come to the rescue! Did you know that just by writing down details of a task, your brain can discount it and not be anxious about it? In this session I will show you how you can use Microsoft To Do to • Track tasks that you need to do • Create tasks and meetings from emails • See flagged emails • See Planner tasks that are assigned to you • And how you can prioritise and complete tasks to give you a mental boost

Speaker information:

Alan Eardley

CPS

I have worked on many solutions based on Microsoft's products such as Office 365, Azure, Project Online, CRM Online, and the on premises versions of SharePoint, Project Server, FAST Search Server and SQL Server. With a broad technical background focused on SharePoint, SQL Server, data architecture and application development and a project management background (PRINCE2 & Scrum), I understand the diversity of clients and am constantly evolving the processes of requirements analysis, specification and implementation to provide clients with a flexible, agile approach which embraces their different needs and delivers the quality of service that they expect and deserve. Specialties: Office 365, Azure, SharePoint, SQL Server, Project Server, FAST Search Server, requirements gathering, business analysis, project management, agile (Scrum & Kanban), PRINCE2, software design, development and delivery.

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