Seems like it will help a great deal having things not slip through the cracks, if properly implemented. It also seems easier at work, where I have one computer and a list of stuff to do with some priorities. At home there's a lot more ongoing things (grocery shopping and laundry happen every week, food prep happens every day etc) that may or may not have a certain day they have to be done but they have to be done sometime more or less once a week. With work, there's stuff that happens once a week, but more like every Monday we have X meeting or whatever. Even just making up a master "to-do" list and checking it at least once/day has already started to help. Also realizing some emails do not need to be filed helps though I have much more to go in getting email under control both with personal and work addresses.