
So, when you get the mongo super-big blog post of links tomorrow morning, that is what happened. There is some real link goodness in there and a lot of great new sites that are out.
I forwarded items I need to do to my special private email for remember the milk and then filed and archived things and replied and apologized to those who thought I just didn't care.
Over time, I've really come to appreciate the great, salt of the earth teachers who send notes of encouragement and kindness. There are times that I consider quitting blogging but one of you always sends an email through feedburner to keep going. I think every blogger goes through this and it is important to send encouragement to others.
Best wishes and give yourself a present – an inbox zero. (Just dont delete indiscriminately -capture those tasks, reply to people when you can handle it in less than 2 minutes, and file things you'll need – and don't forget to set up filters so you don't have to see emails you don't want to see any more!
I'm ready to get off the Internet — 2300+ emails and over 12 hours — I'm glad to be at inbox zero! Are you?
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Nothing quite as cathartic as marking 400, 500, 600 or more blog posts as “read”. I occasionally need to do that. Perhaps I may miss a gem here or there. Yet, if a post was truly significant it will surely cross my radar further down the track.
Clearing the email inbox does not happen that often, but when it does, oh joy!
Cheers,
John
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