Comment by BLKNSLVR

I practiced this a long time ago when the food if email became too much. I just don't read most of it. If it's important, someone will speak to me about it. This has worked for me ~10 years (I do skim my email, but not often).

Find the minimal number of critical things you feel you should be working on, and work on them. Use what resources are practical to use and ignore the rest. I've got a relatively complex problem to figure out over the next week or two, and one of the developers has been asking Claude and posting much of the output to Confluence pages, but even he says it's too much information to process and, as a result of a few things we've learned along the way so far, much of the AI summarized information is now out of date.

I just try to concentrate on doing a good job with the information I am able to process.