Ken NewquistOk, got to inbox zero AND didn't add any new tasks to my bullet journal.
Moving away from using my inbox as a to-do list was probably my biggest take away from reading #GettingThingsDone
π―πππππππππβ’@nukehavoc Iβve been doing inbox zero for nearly 15 years. If I have more than 5 emails in my inbox I know my life is wildly out of control. How inbox zero works for you. Itβs. It for everyone.
@Doomscroll I can't say I'm constantly at zero. Life gets too busy for that.
And I also get how #InboxZero can lead to a tyranny of the inbox, where you exhaust yourself trying to keep up.
That said ... periodically getting to zero helps me stay on track.
My bullet journal? That's mandatory. If I skip a day or two of my #bujo, things get wibbly-wobbly.