5 Tools That Will Save You From Email
Picking the wrong tool can create more work than it solves
When you select the wrong tool for the job, you’ll create more work for yourself than you’re solving.
Picking the wrong tool can create more work than it solves
When you select the wrong tool for the job, you’ll create more work for yourself than you’re solving.
Getting things flowing smoothly again is easier than you think
Is your Inbox backing up? You may be deferring too many decisions. Here are five quick steps to clear out the backlog and get things flowing smoothly again.
Four Tips to Make It Easier to Get to Inbox Zero
Getting to Inbox Zero can feel like you’re shoveling the sidewalk while it’s still snowing. Here’s a four-part approach to tame your inbox before you even check your mail.
Let the computer watch for important messages so you don’t have to
Don’t waste time constantly checking email “just in case” you got an important message. Your email client can help.
Give yourself permission to work without getting dinged
Here are some times you definitely should not be checking email. You can start breaking free of your email addiction here.
You can capture a lot of information by email
Can you send an email to remember something forever? Get things done? Read an article later? If you use any of these services, you should know these email addresses exist.
Archive the message and find it again with a single click
Is your inbox full of emails you don’t want to lose track of? Link to the message from your digital planning system instead.
Do you send the same email over and over? Here’s how you can save time and energy by using Automator to create an email template.
How to leave a better impression with every correspondence
Email is an important part of how we communicate. Your signature is at the end of every message you send. Be sure it isn’t sending the wrong message about you.
What’s Lurking in Your Inbox?
Email in your inbox could be anything. Get rid of the uncertainty by getting it out of your inbox and into your planning system, where you can track it for what it is.