Overcome Email Overload with the 2-Minute Rule and more

The two-minute rule: "Anything you can finish in two minutes you should do right then."

Andrea Coombes of Marketwatch offers three tips in this video for dealing with email overload inspired by productivity gurus - David Allen of Getting Things Done and Merlin Mann of 43 Folders.

Related: Inbox Zero Presentation

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