A short YouTube mini chapter by Brian Johnson (Philosopher's Notes) advising the listener to use a ‘one-touch’ habit: immediately handle small tasks (emails, bills) that take only a few minutes to complete to avoid inbox/bill pileup and gain momentum from quick completions. The clip offers examples (replying, deleting, paying bills immediately) and a brief motivational close.
Hi, this is Brian with another mini chapter from a Philosopher's Notes. This one's called one Touching. Here's a cool little completions tool. See how many things you can one Touch. If you get an email that requires less than a couple minutes of effort, one touch it with a quick response and definitely delete it if you never need to look at it again. But whatever you do, unless you really enjoy the inbox hell of hundreds of opened yet not resolved emails, don't leave stuff in there to pile up. Same with bills. One touch them. Have fun walking in from the mailbox, opening the bills, writing the checks and walking back out to the mailbox. Done. There's something magical about getting little things done efficiently and I really need to do this more. One Touching how many things can you one Touch today Get completions efficiently. Hope you enjoyed this quick little mini chapter. Look forward to sharing more with you soon. In the meantime, as as always, have an awesome day. See you.
