Post written by Leo Babauta. Follow me on Twitter.
New York Times techonology writer David Pogue, a writer I admire, recently listed some of his best productivity tips — and it’s a good list. One thing I noted with interest is that he uses his email inbox as a to-do list, which is a fairly common practice.
And while there’s certainly nothing wrong with that, and I’ve done it myself, I wanted to make a quick counterargument.
An email inbox isn’t the best to-do list, and here’s why:
1. You can’t change the subject lines. This means your …
