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Sort My Inbox Into Three Piles

What you'll get: Your waiting emails sorted into reply today, read later and safe to ignore, with a one-line reason for each.

For: Everyday

Here are the emails waiting in my inbox, with private details removed: [PASTE SENDER, SUBJECT, AND FIRST LINE OF EACH]. Sort them into three piles: 'Reply today', 'Read later', and 'Safe to ignore'. Give one short reason for each. Put anything asking for money, a password, or a quick click under 'Check this first' instead. Keep it to a simple list I can work through in 15 minutes.

💡 Sender, subject and the first line are enough. You don't need to paste whole emails.

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