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Zero Browser Tab Policy

Open browser tabs are just another nagging reminder of unfinished work. I used to have 5-10 open tabs on my laptop and 50-100 open tabs on my phone. It served as my reading list, my video list, things I was researching.

It didn’t feel right. And it was a source of anxiety.

Then, I implemented a Zero Browser Tab Policy. I now treat my tabs as an inbox that I bring to zero daily:

  • Things to read/watch go to Pocket.
  • Things to do go to Wunderlist.

Now, my browsers feel clean. And whenever I work on something, it gets 100% of my attention, without that nagging reminder of something unfinished.

This is a simple improvement that made my life 1% better. Do enough of such 1% improvements, and they compound into something substantial!

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Tags: Anxiety, Essentialism, Focus, Life Hacks, Pocket, Simplify, Tools, Wunderlist
Category: Happiness



February 25, 2019October 8, 2019 by Remo Uherek

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