Change 5 minutes to 15 minutes (#8415)

rules/the-touch-it-once-principle/rule.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
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 type: rule
 archivedreason: 
-title: Do you know the "touch it once" principle? (aka if something takes less than 5 minutes, do it immediately)
+title: Do you know the "touch it once" principle? (aka if something takes less than 15 minutes, do it immediately)
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 uri: the-touch-it-once-principle
 created: 2018-11-20T17:42:47.0000000Z
@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@ There is a hidden cost that every task or email in your inbox adds that is easy
 
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-This tiny cost once multiplied multiple times per task, and considering how many small (&lt;5 minutes) style tasks we all get in a given day, can end up taking up a sizable portion of your effective time while at work.
+This tiny cost once multiplied multiple times per task, and considering how many small (&lt;15 minutes) style tasks we all get in a given day, can end up taking up a sizable portion of your effective time while at work.
 
-To combat this, if you ever receive a task that would take 5 minutes or less to complete, do it immediately, [reply](/dones-do-you-reply-done-and-delete-the-original-email)[done](/dones-do-you-reply-done-and-delete-the-original-email) if necessary, and then delete it.
+To combat this, if you ever receive a task that would take 15 minutes or less to complete, do it immediately, [reply](/dones-do-you-reply-done-and-delete-the-original-email)[done](/dones-do-you-reply-done-and-delete-the-original-email) if necessary, and then delete it.
 
 Another way to implement this principle to save yourself the cognitive load of re-reading emails is to [forward emails to followupthen.com](/do-you-follow-up-emails-effectively). For example, if you know you won’t be able to work on a particular task for at least 2 weeks because of a dependency, forward the email to `[email protected]`, and it will reappear in your inbox at the time you can actually do something about it.