Imagine you’ve published a 1,600-word column about the President of the United States.
You’ve put your heart into your column.
And you’re excited when people in Washington, DC are all talking about it. And sharing it with friends and on social media.
Only for you to discover from the data that almost nobody read the full story.
A bit humbling, isn’t it?
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For the past few months, I’ve been trying to clean up and organize messages, folders, and labels in my business Gmail account.
Given I’ve had my business Gmail account for over 13 years, that’s a lot of organizing to do!
Yes, I’ve done quarterly clean-ups.
But somehow there’s always more to do. And more Gmail features to learn about.
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When I worked at the community college, flexible work options like working from home weren’t a benefit readily available to employees.
I knew two people in our information technology department who had very flexible work schedules, but the majority of staff kept a schedule of starting work at 7am or 8am and ending at 4pm or 5pm.
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