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So he's giving up one inbox (email) for another (twitter)? It's going to be an interesting experiment because people are not really expected to reply back to e
by swaroop 17y ago
So he's giving up one inbox (email) for another (twitter)?
It's going to be an interesting experiment because people are not really expected to reply back to every message on Twitter, so will people get ticked off if Leo doesn't reply to tweets?
If Leo had instead responded only to really important emails and not every single email, would he have achieved the same results?
I hope Leo posts an update on the same two months from now, would like to see if he has indeed got rid of inboxes (irrespective of whether it is email or twitter)
- jacquesm 17y agoI think he's too obsessive about his inbox, whatever it is to make it work. If you can't deal with your email inbox then I don't see how switching to another kind of inbox is going to solve the problem. It's a self discipline issue, there is absolutely nothing wrong with email, if used well. Prioritization would go a long way to getting the problem solved. Stuff that's urgent I take care of when it reaches me, stuff that is to be taken care of goes on the back burner until I have a spare moment, some stuff I never get around to. That's life. It applies to just about everything from maintaining a house to managing your communications.