Want an empty inbox? Try this.
You may already know that I am one of those people in a daily battle when it comes to paper. For the sake of argument, it’s fair to assume that “paper” = all things cut from trees + sent via email. While I am proactive – I am on do-not-mail lists, I unsubscribe from countless solicitation emails, my shredder has a front-row seat in my home office and and-from-home office – more paper comes in than I know what to do with. In 2014, I took a morning to get all of my inboxes to zero (now, it's something that I do at least once a week). I actually took a screenshot of it because my feathers were so fluffed. Can you relate? In my experience with fellow members of group programs, clients, and even friends, I know that I’m not alone. A colleague in an online program I took a couple of years ago told our group that she had 40k emails in her inbox {I felt stress that I had 40 in my personal iCloud account – 40k is out of my scope}. She said that she didn’t know how to tackle them and