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Simplifying By Opting Out Of Emails

July 14, 2020 By Jill Russo Foster

Are you overwhelmed by all your emails in your inbox?  I was!

Having several email addresses and tons of emails was too much for me.

I took the time to opt out of many emails.  First, I eliminated emails that I never subscribed to.  There was a lot of those.

Next, I made some conscious choices about others. There were some that were no longer relevant to me.  Some that I never got around to reading.  Some that I subscribed to because I made a purchase(s).

Less in my inbox is a relaxing feeling for me.  I don’t feel pressured by another to-do in my life.

I also eliminated so email accounts to have less to go through each and every day.  For me less is better and saves me time and money.

 

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