This is Steva Robbins. Welcome to the Get It Done Guys quick and dirty tips to work less and do more.

Replace addresses with codes for flexibility and powerful sorting. Email. I just love email. No, I don't.

I hate email, especially because there's so darn much of it. Most of us are pretty fed up

with it, but we can't stop sending it. On the receiving end, we get 100 emails a day, which range

from useless to incredibly important. You'll want to handle the urgent emails before the others,

but they're all mashed in together like a glorious Hungarian goulash, which I hear is pretty

darn glorious. One solution is to which I hear is pretty darn glorious.

One solution is to do what the most powerful people do.

Create a high-priority inbox on your own private email server in your basement and make sure that all of the other powerful people have that special email address.

But then you'll discover to your horror that powerful people also want to send you funny jokes

top ten lists and their personal endorsement for, hey, this great new body part enhancement formula, you'll discover to your horror that powerful people also want to send you funny jokes, top

10 lists and their personal endorsement for, hey, this great new body part enhancement formula

that really works this time. And even with a legitimate conversation, you won't always know

that it's high priority when it starts. A conversation might become important halfway through,

or it might become unimportant halfway through. Or people might send

important stuff to your low-priority inbox, or low-priority stuff to your high-priority

inbox. It's a mess. And for perhaps the first time in all of human history, there's no app you

can download to solve this problem. Did you catch the irony there? I was trying to be a little

subtle. It would seem the only solution is to return to the world of mind-numbing drudgery

and categorize inboxes message by message.

It would seem that the only solution is to return to the world of mind-numbing drudgery

and categorize inboxes message by message since these separate email addresses for each priority

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