Your Team Is Drowning In Messages Here's How I Fixed This At KPMG
Join my newsletter: https://www.mostynwilson.com/?utm_sou... Get help here: https://www.atomicambition.com?utm_so... Most teams aren't busy — they're being interrupted to death by their own messages, and replying faster only makes it worse. Here's the three-tier rule I rolled out across my teams at KPMG that gave everyone their focus back. About Mostyn Wilson Mostyn Wilson is a leadership expert, executive coach, and former KPMG partner, COO and Head of People. He has coached over 250 professionals and worked with 100+ senior executives to help them be happier and more successful at work. Chapters 0:00 Why does replying faster make things worse? 1:48 What's the real cost of being interrupted all day? 3:53 Why is it so hard to just close your inbox? 5:49 What is the three-tier communication rule? 7:39 But what if your role really does need urgency?
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