Cleaning out the inbox—that’s something I’m actually really bad at. In fact, I don’t do much of it at all. My personal e-mail is such a cluttered collection of random, useless, and overt advertisements—and that doesn’t even include my spam folder. I guess I just figure if I’ve reached the storage limits on their mail server they will let me know. Even my e-mail at work isn’t filtered and discarded in a vigilant manner. I will often go a few months before I go through and clean out the clutter. Yeah, this is e-mail confession time. Hi, I’m Brad, and I’m guilty of e-mail clutter.
Well, I guess the good news is that I don’t waste a lot of time in my e-mail, other than to just read the e-mails. But, of course, I wonder if that’s a good thing. There’s something to be said about living an orderly and clean life. That it actually saves time in the end. All you need to do is watch an episode of ‘Hoarders’, and that idea will be clearly illustrated. Besides the fact that if you weren’t a clean person before, you will end up being scared into it by the sheer horror of it all. What all this procrastination, or lack of vigilance in being clean is actually rooted in is fear. We’re afraid that if we throw something away we might need it later. That’s not a completely unfounded concern. But it probably doesn’t warrant the degree of clinging that all of this results in.
How do I justify holding on to everything for the sake of making sure I hold on to the right thing. It’s not something we have clearly thought through. Because if we did, we would clearly see the irrationality of it all. We would see that it makes about as much sense as packing up our entire household when we go on our one week vacation to Aruba. You know, just in case we need that kitchen sink. We also don’t realize that the item we are concerned about having just in case…..well, the ‘just in case’ never happens. At least, that ‘just in case’ never happens. It’s just a figment of your imagination. If you really want to worry about the ‘just in case’ scenario, just know that it’s going to be something you couldn’t have planned for anyway. Oh, so the hair dryer fell into bathroom sink, shorted out the dryer, and started my pile of underwear of fire? Yeah, I guess I didn’t see that one coming. Should have packed more underwear.
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