I now check my email at set times of the day: first thing in the morning, before lunch, mid afternoon and early evening. I apply the delete, delegate, respond, defer, and do mantra to each email and have maintained inbox zero successfully for just over a year now. Im never going back, I feel so much more relaxed and in command of my email. I use email not the other way round. For example if I receive an email from a work colleague on a Saturday I defer it until the following Monday (unless of course it really is urgent) - Im not at work so I shouldnt be dealing with work email at the weekend. Ive turned off the email notification and app badges on my iPhone and iPad. I use Unroll Me to manage email subscriptions and mailing lists, Mailbox (an excellent app) on my iOS devices, and a snooze script within Gmail. I strongly recommend you take the plunge and try Inbox Zero, you wont regret it.
from The Universal Machine http://universal-machine.blogspot.com/
Put the internet to work for you.
| |
| Recommended for you |
Related Post:
and
- MOOC Research and Innovation
- Collection of SQL queries with Answer and Output Set 2
- PiAUISuite Update and Voicecommand v3 1
- Sign in to edx org with Google and Facebook and
- Throwing fireballs with the Kinect and Oculus Rift in Unity 3D
- IT Laws and Patents notes for BSc IT Mumbai University
- How To Bypass Megaupload Wait Time And Download At Maximum Speed !!!
- The rise of the Bots Robots Surgeons and Disruptive Technology
- The Computer Science Pipeline and Diversity Part 2 Some positive signs and looking towards the future
- Collection of SQL queries with Answer and Output Set 4
- Skill maps analytics and more with Google’s Course Builder 1 8
- Why Watson and Siri Are Not Real AI
- PPT Presentation on Memory Management in Winnows2000 and WindowsXP
- Moore’s Law Part 1 Brief history of Moores Law and current state
- Information sharing for more efficient network utilization and management
- Explore the history of Pop and Punk Jazz and Folk with the Music Timeline
- Tips on Choosing Apt Web Templates and Service Providers
- Remembering to forget
- See through the clouds with Earth Engine and Sentinel 1 Data
- Teaching machines to read between the lines and a new corpus with entity salience annotations
- The Computer Science Pipeline and Diversity Part 1 How did we get here
- Getting your fridge to order food for you with a RPi camera and a hacked up Instacart API
- Google’s Course Builder 1 9 improves instructor experience and takes Skill Maps to the next level
- Sudoku Linear Optimization and the Ten Cent Diet
a
- Take a better selfie with Lily
- Calculating Ada The Countess of Computing
- Creating a templated Binary Search Tree Class in C
- Projecting without a projector sharing your smartphone content onto an arbitrary display
- Will a robot take your job
- Hacker Tricks from Insiders A Threat to ERP Systems
- Forget Turing the Lovelace Test Has a Better Shot at Spotting AI
- A Billion Words Because todays language modeling standard should be higher
- Apple is building a car
- A step closer to quantum computation with Quantum Error Correction
- Could you fly a fighter jet with your mind
- Mounting the home directory on a different drive on the Raspberry Pi
- How Google Translate squeezes deep learning onto a phone
- The Plan to Build a Massive Online Brain for All the World’s Robots
- A Beginner’s Guide to Deep Neural Networks
- How to Copy or Hide a File inside an Image
- The life of a software engineer
- A Farewell to Orkut
- A Project on Windows NT
- Building A Visual Planetary Time Machine
- 10 awesome internet hacks to make your life better
- Google Databoard A new way to explore industry research
- How to put a flash mp3 player in blogger post
- Map of Life A preview of how to evaluate species conservation with Google Earth Engine
0 comments:
Post a Comment