A growing trend is that every January, workers declare an email bankruptcy. This could help save you time, but only if you keep on top of your email.
In 1999, some poor soul somewhere in the Internet climbed out from under mountains of email and, upon seeing the clear blue sky, was the first to declare email bankruptcy. This is when you wipe out your entire email account — or accounts. You only send an email of explanation to friends and family explaining what you did and to forgive in advance any slow responses for the next couple of months. This is all for personal email accounts — not for business. This is a practical solution for a lot of people with email stress, but not to be relied on year after year. You need to manage your email (and thus, your email stress) so it doesn’t take up more time than it needs to.
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