Mastering Inbox Zero

What are some steps in the setup process to achieve inbox zero in Microsoft Outlook?

What are pre-categories in Microsoft Outlook?

What are action categories in Microsoft Outlook?

What is the two-minute rule in the inbox zero workflow?

What is recommended for follow-up emails that are not needed immediately?

Can archived emails be accessed and searched for in Microsoft Outlook?

What is recommended to adopt inbox zero in Microsoft Outlook?

Does Outlook allow for bulk archiving of emails if there are a lot of emails in the inbox?

Can Outlook users use the inbox zero workflow?

The video provides a workflow to achieve inbox zero in Microsoft Outlook in 10 minutes.
The setup process includes turning off focused inbox, changing display density, and creating categories.
There are two types of categories: pre-categories and action categories.
Pre-categories are applied automatically to incoming emails based on sender or other conditions.
Action categories include follow-up, waiting, and read-through.
The workflow involves starting from the bottom of the inbox and working up, categorizing and archiving emails as needed.
The two-minute rule is mentioned for quickly handling emails that require action.
Snoozing emails is recommended for follow-up emails that are not needed immediately.
Archived emails can still be accessed and searched for.
To adopt inbox zero, it is recommended to go through past emails and categorize or archive them accordingly.

Inbox zero is a method of organizing emails in an efficient way.
Gmail allows for bulk archiving of emails, making it easier to achieve inbox zero.
Outlook does not allow for bulk archiving of emails if there are a lot of emails in the inbox.
Outlook does not have a multiple inbox view, making it harder to scan through emails quickly.
Categories in Outlook need to be favorited in order to be viewed in the main inbox.
Emails cannot exist in both the main inbox and a folder at the same time in Outlook.
Creating a folder for each pre-category can help with organization in Outlook.
Applying a label/category to a new email in Outlook requires an extra step.
Outlook users can use the inbox zero workflow.
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