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Do you have 50 unread emails in your inbox, 550 new posts in your feed reader, tons of pending work and a general feeling of being buried under too much info?  Swaroop comes to your rescue with some really great tips.

  • Never allow anything to be in your inbox > 2-3 days
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  • If you don’t have anything to add, don’t reply.
  • Make sure you are clear on what is the action you are expecting from the recipient.
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