These millennial entrepreneurs think email is too slow for the startup world
Jordan Anthony Swain
Jordan Anthony Swain   an artist and entrepreneur  says that over the past two years  he 's tried to curtail a lot of  his  email use  and tries to get most of  his  work done off-email. Time is of the essence for  Swain   and  he  feels that email is a huge drain on  his  limited time.
 Swain  has pretty much replaced email through his use of Asana  which he feels has minimised "a lot of the back and forth email threads regarding work flow and projects." He loves WhatsApp's ability to send large files  voice notes  and multimedia through an encrypted platform  and he uses Facebook for banking and messaging. "I also do a lot of my communicating  business development  and marketing through social media like Instagram  Skype and Google Hangouts " adds  Swain .
 He  believes email is "on its way out" for millennials and subsequent generations. "I feel like email is becoming obsolete " says  Swain .  He  says that for many young entrepreneurs  "time is the ultimate luxury " which is why they prefer faster communication methods. "Simplicity is key to millennials  and anything that feels like a job added onto our already jam-packed schedules will be left behind " says  Swain .
Stephanie Dunleavy  who works at Soul Analyseâa "self-love eHub"âsays  she 's slowed down  her  use of email over the past two years because  she  feels email has become "irrelevant in many senses."
Dunleavy only checks  her  email once a day and  she  often finds  herself  hitting "delete" over and over again.  She  prefers to use Pushfor  a business tool that allows you to engage with colleagues in real-time using chat  voice  or video.
"With Pushfor  I know that anything I receive is from someone I know and it's either important or useful  whereas many of emails I receive are either marketing promotion or sales pitches "  she  says.
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 Swain  has pretty much replaced email through his use of Asana  which he feels has minimised "a lot of the back and forth email threads regarding work flow and projects." He loves WhatsApp's ability to send large files  voice notes  and multimedia through an encrypted platform  and he uses Facebook for banking and messaging. "I also do a lot of my communicating  business development  and marketing through social media like Instagram  Skype and Google Hangouts " adds  Swain .
 He  believes email is "on its way out" for millennials and subsequent generations. "I feel like email is becoming obsolete " says  Swain .  He  says that for many young entrepreneurs  "time is the ultimate luxury " which is why they prefer faster communication methods. "Simplicity is key to millennials  and anything that feels like a job added onto our already jam-packed schedules will be left behind " says  Swain .
Stephanie Dunleavy  who works at Soul Analyseâa "self-love eHub"âsays  she 's slowed down  her  use of email over the past two years because  she  feels email has become "irrelevant in many senses."
Dunleavy only checks  her  email once a day and  she  often finds  herself  hitting "delete" over and over again.  She  prefers to use Pushfor  a business tool that allows you to engage with colleagues in real-time using chat  voice  or video.
"With Pushfor  I know that anything I receive is from someone I know and it's either important or useful  whereas many of emails I receive are either marketing promotion or sales pitches "  she  says.