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Use Your Smartphone
Checking email on your mobile device can save a significant amount of time, even if you just make it a habit to delete junk and messages you don't need to save.
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Turn Off Notifications
Email tends to come in all the time and can create distractions and disruptions to your schedule.
Turn off new message notifications on both your computer and smartphone to prevent constant distractions. Check for mail when it's convenient for you.
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Automate the Process
To streamline the email management process further, use rules in your email client that sort, flag, move and organize your messages.
It will take some time to create rules that support the way you use email, but once this system is in place, you can cut down on a significant par...
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Unsubscribe
If you have not read a particular recurring mailing in several issues, stop your subscription.
Reduce the bulk in your inbox by limiting email newsletters and other automated messages to only those you regularly read.
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Make lists of safe addresses
Create an email whitelist to ensure those messages get through, and a blacklist for what you consider spam addresses.
Update these lists frequently to keep your incoming email clean.
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How to Use Your Inbox
There are many different philosophies when it comes to managing your email inbox.
You can use your inbox as a catchall, limit it to only high-priority messages, or make it a working task list. Choose one purpose for your inbox and stick with it.
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Timer and Batch Process
You may benefit from having pockets of time in your day just for email. Set aside a specific amount of time during the day to:
- respond to messages
- move action items to your task list
- delete junk
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Timer and Batch Process
You may benefit from having pockets of time in your day just for email. Set aside a specific amount of time during the day to:
- respond to messages
- move action items to your task list
- delete junk
Set boundaries in regards to your screen time
Whenever you feel like you are spending way too much time on your screen, consider setting clear boundaries: it is not the same to work and to just waste your time by watching things that might even end up increasing your anxiety.
Therefore, try using a separate device for work and person...
7 Tips to Help You Get Out of Your Inbox:
- Instead of checking your email endlessly, limit the number of times you check your inbox.
- Get things out of your email and onto your to-do list: If an email requires action beyond a response, then add that task to your to-do list where it belongs.
- Don’t read...
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