I can not even begin to say that my digital space is anywhere near organized. Maybe, I guess, I could say that it's organized(to me/in my own eyes) but might seem differently to someone else.
For a guy in Tech, I pay little attention to doing all of those sorting. The only place I draw the line is for my emails. I'm constantly checking my emails. On the hour. But if it wasn't for my job and a few other important things, I'm sure I wouldn't mind my emails running into thousands.
I sincerely have no laid out pattern for these things. I know people who run their digital space and live by structure(s), and it's admirable. But that's not me. I prefer to be free-handed about these things.
Aside from my mail, which I check all the time, my notifications get my attention when I feel like, and so do my apps, which I use just when I have the need.
In fact, I'm always mostly online, so I see mails and notifications as they come and just tackle the important ones almost immediately while I overlook all the rest until whenever.
Concerning social media usage, since I'm not on many apps and I don't fully engage in the ones that I'm in, it's not a chore to send and reply messages. So, when I can, I get active. Otherwise, I just chill.
Due to work time, most of my day is spent online, and so in that frame of time for my work, I do as much as I can in my digital space. That way, I get to do all the online things around the same time so that when I'm off work, I get to be truly off.
There are no plans, no rules, and no structures for me. So you can say that I go with the flow.
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SOKA 馃枻
