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wonder where my inbox zero energy went... 10y ago, I wouldn't mind wrangling inbox down to 0-10 range once a week. Now it takes me months and many things falling through the cracks to do so.
I don't think the challenge has gotten harder... my inbox volume has remained roughly consistent, but the mix of carrots and sticks has changed, and there's more stuff that need semi-auto-processing (receipts, bills, statements to download...and of course newsletters)
I just don't care as much to stay on top of email. So I only really get on top of it when the risk of a bad screw-up starts to mount.
Interested in trying out an early-stage product that is specifically designed to make this easier?
nah, it's not a product problem, it's a motivation problem
Did you stop using email as a to-do list? When you decouple inbox from to-do then it becomes safe to just ignore it
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