Every business in its own context.
Switch business, and everything switches with it.
Running two things out of one head is not a filing problem, it is an attention problem. The mail arrives interleaved, so every message costs a small act of reorientation before you can even judge it. By six o'clock the switching has taken more out of you than the work did.
Work and personal, never blurred
Each message is placed in the part of your life it belongs to, so home and work don't end up in one pile.
Turn up the areas that matter now
Give more weight to the parts of your life that need you, and those messages quietly rise while the rest wait.
See just one corner of your life
Focus on a single area when you want to, without everything else clamouring for your attention at once.
Can't I just use labels?
Labels sort mail that has already arrived and already been read, which is after the cost has been paid. The interruption happens at the moment the wrong thing appears, not at the moment you file it. What changes here is what is in front of you at all: turn to one business and the rest of the surface turns with it, including the tasks and the people.
Next
Give each business its own quiet
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