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I love the idea of creating a draft folder where I’ll write emails from 9:00 to 9:30. I’ll go do something else for a while. And then at 11:00 I’ll come back and reread them. I’m not a hissy-fit person, but I can be sharp sometimes. So the number of emails … where I go, ‘Wow. There was really no reason for me to write that sentence in that email.’ So if something inordinately sharp was in it, [it is] gone. Cut. And I feel like I’ve done myself and the [recipient] a really big service.
I do this at work, but rather than checking for unintended sharpness, I’m just double-checking my french. (via nprfreshair)

(Source: NPR, via nprfreshair)

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    at work, but rather than checking
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    This also works well when you’re upset with a friend, relative, or a college Professor!
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    is, obviously, really important