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Loving this organizational idea using email!

August 12, 2014 by Auntie Kate of Too Good to be Threw

The postman ringeth rather too frequentlyletter binds your clients more tightly to your consignment shopI’ve tried them all. Every app, program, trick there is to keep myself and the multiple aspects of my life as a consignment and resale consultant, not to mention sister, aunt, volunteer worker, history lover organized. Still, I miss meetings I wanted to attend, to-do things I wanted to-do, even FUN stuff, awash in the overload that the Interweb throws at me.

But here’s one I haven’t tried:

Creating Google email addresses to sort ’em all out.

Just think. I could use myname@gmail.com. Or better yet, I could use myname.newsletters@gmail.com when I sign up for (you guessed it) e-newsletters, and myname.events@gmail.com for time-sensitive things, and myname.youwillbeeternallydamnedifyoudontdothis@gmail.com for those, um, family obligations. I could even send, via email, web sites, pages, PDFs to the “proper” segment of my life….

And when something comes into my primary email that needs attention or remembering, I could forward it to the “proper” email to keep it all sorted.

Now, if I could only remember to check all those email aliases, I’d be all set. [smiley face here].

 

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