zero inbox

Let Gmail to sort your email

Gmail does a pretty good job of categorizing your messages. You can train it to do better. Primary tab Move messages that you must review, respond to, or take action upon to the Primary tab. Social tab Move social network notifications to the Social tab. These messages duplicate information in your social networks. You shouldContinue reading “Let Gmail to sort your email”

a screenshot of my gmail inbox showing only three or four messages

Recently, I started practicing zero inbox. I didn’t read any specific how-to articles or books, I just implemented it based on these two principles: DON’T USE YOUR EMAIL AS A TO DO LIST. MESSAGES: DELETE, ARCHIVE, OR DEAL WITH THEM. A quick search for “zero inbox” turned up this article and a 2007 Google TechTalksContinue reading “zero inbox”