3 Simple Tips for Handling Email Overwhelm
Oftentimes, the hardest part of starting anything new is the beginning. You’re at the bottom of the inbox management hill looking up, and you see the entire journey ahead of …
Oftentimes, the hardest part of starting anything new is the beginning. You’re at the bottom of the inbox management hill looking up, and you see the entire journey ahead of …
Minimizing visual clutter isn’t only important for your physical workspace. That’s why it’s important you take the time to keep your digital workspace equally as orderly. Make sure you do the following, and learn how to be more organized with your work emails…
Some people loved going to school. Maybe not specifically the tests and the homework, but the world of academia as a whole. It’s a place where ideas can be exchanged. A world where you’re exposed to new thoughts and frameworks that challenge you to be a better version of yourself by pushing the boundaries of what you believe through the exploration of what is possible. But no matter where you stand on school, when you get into the real world, you realize that a lot of the same structures and patterns of the educational institution were designed to get you ready for a career, for work…
Imagine you’re getting into bed, exhausted from a hard day’s work… Then ¡BAM! you’re jolted awake and you ask yourself, staring wide-eyed into your ceiling fan, “did I respond to that email?” If that scenario resonated with you, or it made you sigh in empathetic frustration, you’re not alone. Email anxiety is a real problem many professionals face. But luckily I know the easiest way to take control of your email…
It’s far too easy in our modern world to get distracted, move from one task to another, and forget to follow through on what we set out to do originally… By following the guide below, you’ll find yourself having a much easier time knowing how to prioritize “so many emails” at work, and stay productive at the same time. Before you know it you’ll find yourself consistently living in the blissful Nirvana of Inbox Zen, and knowing how to prioritize your overwhelming work emails.
Would it surprise you if we said your email habits may be the biggest factor in why you can’t focus at work? Though it may not seem like a big deal on the surface, without a healthy email diet, you won’t have the proper energy to focus at work. And since your email may be to blame, we can remedy that with a few simple adjustments.
Over the years, psychologists, gurus, and mental health professionals have discovered numerous techniques to combat stress-inducing anxiety. But in a world filled with so many legitimate issues and concerns, emails shouldn’t be adding to that worry. This guide will get you started down the right path, and show you how to shift your mindset to reduce email stress.
It’s far too easy to get sucked into email thread after email thread, only to realize a large chunk of time has been wasted surfing your inbox. And nothing got done. Here are three tips that’ll help you learn how to feel less stressed by emails (as well as other obligations).
We’ve all had those days where it seems like the emails never stop, particularly in our modern, tech-driven world where we’re expected to respond at the drop of a hat. No excuses…Rather than overwhelm yourself, take the initiative to learn and understand how to manage your inbox on a more fundamental level.
While the idea of clicking delete all and watching the number of unread emails decline to “Inbox Zero” may seem satisfying at certain moments, zen over zero is a realistic and achievable goal for anyone who’s heart starts to flutter when they open their inbox first thing each morning.