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Old 12-06-2013, 07:43 AM
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Biggest thing I do with email is if it's an important one, it gets to stay in the inbox until dealt with. Usually no more than 3 or 4 emails at a time get to remain there. Everything else is replied to as quickly as it comes in\I can get to and filed away or deleted if not important.
This has been my strategy for the last several years. Unfortunately I see that, as of right now, I have 132 emails in my inbox (all read and awaiting getting dealt with; all junk already disposed of).

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I recently was given a staff of 3 people to help me manage the smaller details and train up, so I have managed to shift a lot of the mundane\boring stuff to them.
This is good news (for you).

K

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