Comments on: How to Maintain Inbox Zero http://freedomfromorganization.com/how-to-maintain-inbox-zero/ This isn't your mother's to-do list. Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:27:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Krish http://freedomfromorganization.com/how-to-maintain-inbox-zero/#comment-8 Krish Mon, 25 Aug 2008 06:09:15 +0000 http://freedomfromorganization.com/how-to-maintain-inbox-zero/#comment-8 Marina, just came across this post of yours. I have been using sitename@mydomain.com for all the site registrations. I was worried about my approach because I won't show up to my friends in social networking sites because I use different email address for every site. I started it as one way to identify spamming websites three years ago and I am sticking to it because it helps me in other ways. I am thrilled to see that you, as an efficiency consultant, is suggesting the same approach. So I should be doing the right thing :-) Marina, just came across this post of yours. I have been using sitename@mydomain.com for all the site registrations. I was worried about my approach because I won’t show up to my friends in social networking sites because I use different email address for every site. I started it as one way to identify spamming websites three years ago and I am sticking to it because it helps me in other ways. I am thrilled to see that you, as an efficiency consultant, is suggesting the same approach. So I should be doing the right thing :-)

]]> By: vidsaw http://freedomfromorganization.com/how-to-maintain-inbox-zero/#comment-6 vidsaw Fri, 11 Jul 2008 14:27:42 +0000 http://freedomfromorganization.com/how-to-maintain-inbox-zero/#comment-6 I need my own domain name. Two maybe, my real name and my online pseudo identity. Maybe. Soon. I need my own domain name. Two maybe, my real name and my online pseudo identity. Maybe.

Soon.

]]> By: TypeAs, Inc. - The Blog » Our (Negative) Experience with Google Apps for Your Domain http://freedomfromorganization.com/how-to-maintain-inbox-zero/#comment-5 TypeAs, Inc. - The Blog » Our (Negative) Experience with Google Apps for Your Domain Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:28:38 +0000 http://freedomfromorganization.com/how-to-maintain-inbox-zero/#comment-5 [...] Uncategorized Startup Jobs at nPost Our (Negative) Experience with Google Apps for Your Domain by Marina Martin | Filed under: Uncategorized While I may question their dedication to their motto (”Do no evil”) at times, on the whole Google provides a suite of very useful products for an extremely low price: free. Hard to argue with that, especially when GMail rocks my world. [...] […] Uncategorized Startup Jobs at nPost Our (Negative) Experience with Google Apps for Your Domain by Marina Martin | Filed under: Uncategorized While I may question their dedication to their motto (”Do no evil”) at times, on the whole Google provides a suite of very useful products for an extremely low price: free. Hard to argue with that, especially when GMail rocks my world. […]

]]> By: Peter John Hill http://freedomfromorganization.com/how-to-maintain-inbox-zero/#comment-4 Peter John Hill Wed, 20 Feb 2008 18:26:48 +0000 http://freedomfromorganization.com/how-to-maintain-inbox-zero/#comment-4 Nice article. I am totally in love with google apps. I have a few mailing lists that I set up with myself as the only recipient to get custom email addresses. I love the idea of figuring out who is sharing my email address with who. That is brilliant. Hope you made it to Ignite last night! pjh Nice article.

I am totally in love with google apps. I have a few mailing lists that I set up with myself as the only recipient to get custom email addresses.

I love the idea of figuring out who is sharing my email address with who. That is brilliant.

Hope you made it to Ignite last night!

pjh

]]> By: jafer http://freedomfromorganization.com/how-to-maintain-inbox-zero/#comment-3 jafer Sat, 16 Feb 2008 01:44:54 +0000 http://freedomfromorganization.com/how-to-maintain-inbox-zero/#comment-3 I think I have a kajillion email addresses, from my real name, to my domain names, to gmail, yahoo and hotmail, and if I open my outlook, I have them all go there so I can check them all at once. I have to say though, that mostly when not using outlook, I check my gmail and yahoo mail most often online, which is not even daily cuz I don't really give a crap about my emails and I know I have to put aside time to get rid of any letover spam not in my spam box. With the other emails I get little popups on my computer and that tells me whether I want to be bothered checking my email. I dunno but email seems so 45 seconds ago to me and I figure if anybody I know really wants to get ahold of me they'll probably just call me. Otherwise, it's not urgent and can wait for me to respond whenever I get around to it. I think I have a kajillion email addresses, from my real name, to my domain names, to gmail, yahoo and hotmail, and if I open my outlook, I have them all go there so I can check them all at once.

I have to say though, that mostly when not using outlook, I check my gmail and yahoo mail most often online, which is not even daily cuz I don’t really give a crap about my emails and I know I have to put aside time to get rid of any letover spam not in my spam box.

With the other emails I get little popups on my computer and that tells me whether I want to be bothered checking my email.

I dunno but email seems so 45 seconds ago to me and I figure if anybody I know really wants to get ahold of me they’ll probably just call me. Otherwise, it’s not urgent and can wait for me to respond whenever I get around to it.

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