#5
"Inbox Zero" Email Obsession
Inbox Zero creates more stress than it cures. Merlin Mann's concept was intended to reduce email anxiety, but it traps workers into compulsive checking for an empty inbox. University of British Columbia research shows that reducing email frequency — to three checks daily — lowers stress by 20% compared to constant monitoring. It underperforms #2's better approach of batching email into fixed blocks.
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