Turn off notifications, limit how often you check for messages, unsubscribe and follow these other tips to manage your email.

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What's the number of unread emails—right now, at this moment, without changing anything—in your inbox? That would be 3,487 in the case of Jen here; 1 in the case of Rebecca. More about what ...

Inbox Zero” has been the holy grail of email productivity for years. For good reason, the concept is simple. By methodically ...

The first step to getting to inbox zero, she writes, is to put all your old, unread emails in a folder called “To Be Processed.” Then you ignore them. What’s past is past, and anyone who ...

Ultimately, this won't replace checking your email or eliminating your inbox altogether, but with a few automatic workflows, email can be a little less painful.

Suddenly finding yourself buried in a bloated e-mail inbox? Here five steps to get that inbox emptied without blowing off your obligations.

We understandably avoid our overflowing our email inbox, in favor of getting on with something else more fun, but there are very good privacy reasons to want to tackle this pile of digital ...

Let your inbox fill up, and you may face missed deadlines, neglected employees, and unaddressed customer complaints. A productivity expert shares her tips for getting control of your e-mail.

A former McKinsey partner shares 4 techniques to finally get your email inbox under control By Richard Feloni Apr 8, 2016, 12:34 PM PT Add us on ...

Do you feel like you spend half your day processing emails instead of actually working? You aren't alone. Marsha Egan, C.E.O. of InboxDetox.com and author of Inbox Detox and the Habit of Email ...