I had to mail a 950-page document the other day and I did so in five minutes while sitting at my laptop. I shared this info with five people in the last couple of days and they all were thrilled that I did; they had no idea this was possible and couldn’t wait to try it themselves. Given their enthusiastic reaction, I knew there were plenty of other people who would appreciate this info.
Never again will you have to mess around with printing a document, packaging it up, and making a trip to the post office or overnight mailer. Here’s how:
1) Go to FedEx’s website (formerly Kinko’s).
2) Click on OFFICE/PRINT SERVICES, then PLACE AN ORDER, then CUSTOMIZE.
3) Upload the file(s) you want to print and mail. I uploaded three PDF files and could arrange them in the order I wanted them to print. (You can also upload Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents as well as some lesser-known formats.)
4) Follow the instructions the rest of the way. Everything is laid out simply and beautifully. You’ll enter the mailing address you’re sending to, your credit card info, your info and that’s it! You can track your package online, too. The cost will be dependent on volume; my document cost about eight cents per page plus $17 shipping.
That’s it. It’s that easy. Have fun!

ABOUT PHIL BOLSTA
Phil is the author of Sixty Seconds: One Moment Changes Everything, a collection of 45 inspiring, life-changing stories from prominent people he interviewed, including Joan Borysenko, Deepak Chopra, geneticist Dr. Francis Collins, acclaimed sportswriter Frank Deford, Dr. Larry Dossey, Wayne Dyer, Dan Millman, Caroline Myss, Dr. Christiane Northrup, Dr. Dean Ornish, Dr. Rachel Naomi Remen, Dr. Bernie Siegel, James Van Praagh, singer Billy Vera, Doreen Virtue, Neale Donald Walsch, and bassist Victor Wooten.
Here is a three-minute video that introduces you to Phil and his book. Click here to buy Sixty Seconds. Click here to ask Phil to add you to his e-mail list for updates on his blog and books.
Reading this book is like spending a few minutes face to face with each of the contributors and listening to their personal stories. Click here to read unsolicited testimonials from readers. Learn more by visiting the official Sixty Seconds website.
Sixty Seconds was one of three finalists in the General Interest/How-To category at the 12th annual Visionary Awards presented by COVR (Coalition of Visionary Resources) in Denver on June 27, 2009.
July 26, 2010 at 10:41 AM
Thanks for this info. I hate going to mail things out.
July 26, 2010 at 10:46 AM
My pleasure, Myrna! That’s why I wanted to get this information in as many hands as possible.