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July 29th, 2007 at 12:23 pm
[…] Now another useful-gimmick in the same vein: a way not to go crazy in dealing with email. The policy ls laid out here (and I learned about it here). Like the two-minute rule, it probably is impossible to observe in all circumstances all the time. And applying the hard-core version of this productivity strategy, laid out here, would probably make people think you are crazy. But the general idea makes good sense. […]