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[hckynutjohn]

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@Sooner wrote:

I am going through last year's February e-mails and I am going to file them, print them, or delete them!

I am going to do this!!!!!  I am attacking clutter on all fronts!

@Sooner 

Is this your monthly resolution, or just another thing you want to do?  Just curious, like a =^..^=.

hckynut 🥅🏒

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[Sooner]

@hckynutjohn Being what they used to call "Type A" and now having a touch of what is called "OCD" I am usually in search of a mission!  And I like organization.

Also I am constantly in search of ways to make life better and moving forward.  I want to be better than I was I guess.  It's what keeps me going.  I've never been lazy.

I laugh and say that my worst fear is life is to "be who I am" 'cause I feel like I can do better!  It's a hobby that doesn't mess up the house, cost anything, and makes me feel better!    I and I like processes like this that make life easier. 

[gertrudecloset]

Why is this newsworthy @Sooner ?

[lynne6was7]

FYI in gmail or Outlook, you can create subfolders. Make as many as you need and title them appropriately for the categories you have to save. When an email lands in your inbox, deal with it immediately if you can and move it to trash. If not, move it to the appropriate folder. And, empty the spam and trash folders daily. Review all folders monthly and delete anything no longer needed.

[gidgetgh]

I "decision" all my emails every day just like I do my regular mail. They are read, kept until resolved and then deleted or deleted immediately. I currently have 5 emails in my inbox.  My junk/spam folder is pulled up every day, skimmed and deleted.

I can't stand clutter and that includes emails.  I don't see the point in holding on to emails that are of no use or interest to me.