Inbox zero

This is an article I wrote for my students to help them get control of their inboxes. The feedback I got from my students, encouraged me to add it my Medium blog. So, here it is. I hope it helps you to gain better control of your email. Current statistics show the average office worker receives ove

Trying to keep up with my inbox has always felt like running a race with no finish-line in sight. I receive emails throughout my day that I’m not always able to act on, the emails pile up in my inbox, and then my inbox starts to stress me out so I put off the task of tackling it until later.&nb

By Steve Endow Uncle. I give up. I have lost the fight. Email has won. I am defeated. What was once a great tool for communication has become an overbearing hassle that has destroyed my productivity. I receive around 50 to 75 emails every weekday. On a very bad day, I'll hit 100 emails. I've determined that 100 inbound emails a day is completely unmanageable for me. With my current processes (or lack thereof), I cannot possibly be productive with that many emails coming at me. The number of…

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