The WSJ provides some tips for dealing with email overload - much of which come from Getting Things Done author, David Allen. The article talks about making use of email filters, becoming good at making decisions about what to do with email, and checking email less frequently.
Merlin Mann, San Francisco-based editor of 43Folders.com, a site focusing on personal productivity, says the key is to “get really good at deciding what the email means to you the second you open it.” He says “checking email and not doing anything about it is the worst habit.”
I need to get better about that…
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