Some writing is well worth the time that’s invested in it. The holder of the Guinness World Record for longest novel, Marcel Proust’s In Search of Lost Time, was written over the course of thirteen years. A lot of time, but well spent. Blogs, fanfiction, and diaries also take plenty of time to write, but as long as the people writing them enjoy it, it’s also time well spent.
But for every blog post or page in a diary, there are countless emails and memos that we all have to spend our valuable time composing. If you write emails in a business context, you have to find ways to get straight to the point while still being polite and proper, and being polite and proper can take up plenty of time. However, we do live in a digital age—everything can be done better or faster with the use of an application or two. Writing emails, itself a digital betterment of writing letters, is not an exception. There are three aspects of email-writing that apps can help with: writing, reviewing, and sending…
