Stop Drowning in Email: Simple Ways to Organize Your Inbox
If your inbox feels like a digital junk drawer, you’re not alone. Most of us end up buried under an endless flood of emails—client requests, promotions, admin tasks—and it’s exhausting.
In this episode, I’m sharing simple, sustainable strategies that will help you declutter, organize, and finally set boundaries around your email.
Because when you take control of your inbox, you’re really taking back your focus, energy, and time.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
- Why email feels so overwhelming (and what it’s really about)
- Quick ways to declutter your inbox—without spending hours deleting messages
- A simple folder + filter system that keeps things organized long term
- How to set clear communication boundaries with clients (without sounding harsh)
- My best tips for stopping email from hijacking your day
See the full show notes at toniakendrick.com/57
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