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I already do something like this, but with a lot of success: anything that requires an action on my end stays in my inbox and anything that I get done or is pur
by ScoutOrgo 8y ago
I already do something like this, but with a lot of success: anything that requires an action on my end stays in my inbox and anything that I get done or is purely informational goes to a folders (typically project related).
All this seems to do is break out my inbox/"to do" into "uncategorized" and 3 other "to do" categories. I don't know if totally needed. If someone already has a problem organizing their main inbox, how are they going to stay organized with this kanban flow?
- bachmeier 8y ago> how are they going to stay organized with this kanban flow? That's exactly right. Processing your email does not mean you reply to every message. It means every task related to every email has been completed and you have access to that information everywhere its needed - even if you forget about it.