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My problem is different. If I fail to respond to an email within the first few hours, I'll often forget to respond to it at all. It's not that I'm mulling the
by dshah 19y ago
My problem is different. If I fail to respond to an email within the first few hours, I'll often forget to respond to it at all.
It's not that I'm mulling them over, it's that they get overridden by a new flurry of messages. It's hard to keep up.
- nostrademons 19y agoI'm like that too, except I don't have the "flurry of new messages" excuse. More often, if I let it go when I first see it, it slips out of my mind. It's like "Well, it wasn't important enough to respond to the first time, what's different now that makes it important enough to respond to?" (regardless of whether it actually is important enough to respond to).