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The stack method is what floored me. You can't solely manage tasks inside of emal. All email aps are ar take longer to index when you have more folders, they just do. i am not a fan of using your email management programme your email as a task manager. That said, i do recognize that every message is an action so there are tasks in it. What about people who say, these are great. I have all these actions. Some of them can be dealt with in emal, but we have this task management system we use clickup or rasana or monday. How do you reconcile that? Cause when i went throughthe video, seers

If you're into email management, this conversation is for you.

Prasanth Nair has helped tens of thousands of people manage their inboxes through his email, meeting and time/task transformation trainings. An expert in not only productivity, but work-life balance.

We've all struggled with email management at one point in our life, including Prasanth! In this episode, we discuss the difficulties around maintaining inbox zero and how he, with much trial and error, discovered The Stack Method.

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