Plan a Digital Declutter That Sticks

The inbox is unmanageable, the photos app has 14,000 items in it, and you have apps installed that you genuinely do not remember adding. This plans the declutter by area, gives you a decision rule for email that does not require reading everything, a non-Marie-Kondo principle for files, and a system to set up after so it does not get back here by December.

Plan a digital declutter covering:
1. The three areas to address first (not in terms of storage, but in terms of mental load)
2. A decision rule for email: what to archive, what to unsubscribe from, and how to process the remainder without spending a weekend on it
3. Files and photos: one principle for reducing what to keep that is not 'does it spark joy'
4. Apps: how to identify which ones to delete without reviewing every icon
5. The one system to set up after the declutter to slow the re-accumulation

Under 300 words. Practical steps, not philosophy.