Fear not the inbox
Surprisingly, my e-mail inbox hasn't posed much of an overwhelming prospect for me. Currently, there are two messages in my inbox waiting for me to follow up on. That's all. But I know many struggle against the overflowing tide of 'gotta-get-to-it' messages that serve as menacing reminders of disorganization and discouragement everytime the inbox is opened. For you, I give you yet another gem from 43 Folders: The fresh start. It is by no means a cure-all, but it might just help you to get in a better tackling position.
Although, as one friend has told me, you need to be careful of the batch delete once you start wading through those pesky inbox fillers.
Although, as one friend has told me, you need to be careful of the batch delete once you start wading through those pesky inbox fillers.
posted by yakmidi at 12:12 PM
4 Comments:
Dude. I totally have to buy this guy's book.
Though I must admit that reading his blog has now become just another way I procrastinate.
As the person who unwittingly batch-deleted my whole DMZ, I have to say it was probably a blessing in disguise. Perhaps I will market it as a productivity tip. Can't get any work done because your inbox is too full? Delete! Can't deal with the pile of papers on your desk? Toss!
Er. Why does your thing still say 0 comments?
[not that I'm checking obsessively to see if mine is showing up or anything]
Hey! Hitting refresh really does help.
Der.
Yet another productivity tip from the earthchick: hit refresh! You're on to something!
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