If you feel like there’s never enough time in the day to breathe, let alone learn Microsoft Access, you’re not alone. Office managers are juggling daily fires, urgent emails, and endless reports. It’s easy to think, “Learning Access will only add to my plate.” But what if it did the opposite?

What you need to realize is that, with an Access database, you could replace a task that is now taking you one hour every week with a single mouse click!. From that point on you get that hour back FOREVER! Every week! And you could use that time to automate the next task, and so on.

This is really doable because, in the A2PUSA community, training is fully self-paced and always available, so you learn whenever you have a few minutes – 24/7. Plus you have the advantage of being part of a dynamic community of others doing the same thing. It is so much easier (and fun!) to learn as part of a group than by yourself.

If you want to see an example of what can be done, take a look at this DEMO. In the A2PUSA community I offer a course every month called “Dissect the Demo” that shows you how to do the things you see in the video. Think about it! In just a month you could be producing automations in your own database!

But if you just can’t find the time to learn Access, there is one more thing you can do: hire me to build your first Access database for you, automating a task that takes you significant time now. I have replaced multi-hour Excel tasks hundreds of times with Access automations that, outside of data entry, literally only require clicking on a button.

Need the Access database to produce an Excel file for you? Easy stuff and typically I put all the Excel commands in Access and then produce a fresh Excel file in seconds from scratch every time you click the button. The file is always formatted the same way every time so you have absolute consistency.

When you realize the absolute POWER Access can put in your hands you will realize that learning Access is a fantastic investment of your valuable time!

So Start freeing up time today—not someday.