The solution, rather, is learning to “let the bits go” - so that one can be online constantly, or twice a day, or anything in between. Practicing bit literacy allows you to work whenever and wherever you want, without feeling stressed or guilty from all the incoming information. Specifically in email, this means emptying the inbox once a day, a process that relies on deferring action items to a future day’s todo list - a skill that has hardly been discussed, let alone practiced, in today’s workplace.
