Are you an “Inbox Zero” fanatic, or do you tend shy away because it’s too much sometimes? What about when it comes to your social circle – how can you navigate the expectations when it comes to your threshold, or even when considering the threshold of others?
 
Asia Maurie from Fragments of Female Living co-hosts with me to discuss Merlin Mann’s concept of “Inbox Zero” in navigating post-COVID socialization. The integration of technology already makes for an intricate approach when it comes to building, maintaining, and cultivating a deeper connection, but now we find we are also embarking on a new societal landscape now halfway into 2021. How can we approach or socially plan or interact with one another to ensure new, redefined boundaries are respected, realistic, and resolute? Let’s discuss.

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// PODCAST NOTES - THOUGHTS ON INBOX ZERO SOCIALLY

• Inbox Zero or the Opposite – Asia and I discuss personal reflections of how we inbox zero or not, why, and how we can approach inbox zero so it fits our life and others in our personal circle.
• Introverts vs Extroverts – What does this concept mean for both personalities, especially when it comes to specific personality needs and nuances?
• Social Anxiety – How do different personalities approach social anxiety when it comes to planning to eventually “connecting” with a friend (digitally or in-person)? Where does technology heighten satisfaction or contribute to the sense of nervous anticipation?

// OTHER NOTES

• The definition we relayed was via WhatIs.com. You can also read more about Merlin Mann’s “Inbox Zero” concept here.
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