Mark Blasini

“If a file is not related to on-going responsibilities, projects to complete, or something you want/need to keep for reference later, then delete it.”

“If an email is not related to something you need to do, something that needs clarification (either from you or someone else), or something you want/need to keep for reference later, then delete it.”

“If a piece of paper does not hold legal or sentimental value, digitize it immediately and destroy the physical copy.”

“If you haven't used an item in 90 days, and don't plan on using it in the next 90 days, let it go.” — from The Minimalists