The idea for inbox amnesty comes from Lifehacker’s health editor, Beth Skwarecki, who advocates for achieving inbox zero by ...

A task has a due date and a sense of progression. It can be marked complete; an email cannot. By turning emails into tasks, ...

Learn the fastest ways to mass delete Gmail emails, clear clutter, and achieve inbox zero on desktop or mobile in just a few ...

Fifteen gigabytes of free storage may sound like a lot when you make a Gmail account but it gets filled up quickly. For ...

We’ve all faced the challenge of an overflowing inbox filled with unread messages, promotional emails, and reminders. This digital clutter can quickly feel overwhelming, even for the most organized ...

How much time do you spend on email every day? There may be Slack and email may be dying, but the inbox is still integral for many of us entrepreneurs. I know particularly smart founders who don’t use ...

I'm mom of three and work full-time. I've tried being inbox zero in the past, but it just doesn't stick. I have so many things to deal with — between work and home — that I don't care about my email ...

A month ago, I embarked on an experiment in the form of a New Year's resolution: I resolved to adopt the practice of Inbox Zero, in which every day, every email in one's inbox must be moved into the ...

As a busy CEO and founder, I receive hundreds of emails every day and send around 50 myself. Yet at the end of the day, my inbox is empty. I follow a principle called Inbox Zero. No, I don’t have an ...

"Your email, your attention, and your life." Yep, that sums up our relationships with our email inboxes pretty much. Archiving everything away, as Killingsworth explains in her article "Zero Dark ...

In the last few years everyone has become obsessed with the concept of Inbox Zero. Inbox Zero is exactly what it sounds like, to have zero emails in your inbox. As if somehow seeing the message “there ...

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