If you want to cheat on your career fortune, you have to organize your desk like this

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As an outstanding cubicle dweller, he spends one-third or more of his time in the company and in front of his desk every day. When it comes to the layout of his desk, it will not harm him at all when he first enters the workplace. I don't trust it.

A friend of mine loves scientific research very much. She gave me many tips:

Men and women have different "prosperous positions". Girls can put their favorite decorations or photo frames on the left side of the desk. It is said that it will improve their popularity and personality. Boys are placed on the right side to improve their luck at work;

Place broad-leaf green plants such as green baskets, because the broad-leaf plants are shaped like paper money, and the artistic conception is also very kind, and the green visual effect is also pleasing;

In addition, try not to place too heavy objects on the work table, such as stones - you are not waiting for your salary to be as motionless as the stones, right?

For ordinary salaried workers - such as me, who are mainly engaged in IT work and work part-time as office workers, except for eating and sleeping, they spend most of their time sitting next to their desks, creating an elegant, efficient and comfortable living room. A work desk can not only make work more efficient, but also greatly improve happiness.

So, how to tidy up your desk to improve your work efficiency and your luck in the workplace?

Below, take a look at the practical knowledge!

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It’s not difficult to clean up your desk and improve efficiency and luck. Just follow these three steps:

eliminate, classify, tidy up

Elimination chapter

Many people have a habit of packing their things:

I can’t bear to part with this one, which one I can’t bear to part with; I just bought this one a while ago, and which one is not broken and can still be used...

Here, we are going to use the definition of "minimalism" that has become popular around the world since around 2010.

The key to "minimalism" is "giving up". The trick to giving up is:

To decide whether something should be kept or not, you must be completely self-centered and use the present as your timeline.

In other words, there is a lot of stuff piled up on your desk, and now you want to clean it up. What you need to ask is "Do I want this item?" rather than "Is this item useful?"

Whether it is effective or not is completely relative. It may not work for you but it will work for others. It may not work now but it may work in the future. Therefore, this standard is completely unreliable and is the only reliable way to distinguish. yes:

Am I, now, necessary?

In this way, many difficult problems will become clearer and simpler.

In many cases, we don't know what our real requirements are. The products we buy on impulse are probably just because they are cost-effective, discounted, good-looking, and fun to see...

But after you buy it back, you will find that it is of no use at all. You will get tired of it after a few days and it still takes up space.

Therefore, if you want to do a good job in the first process of "elimination", you must have a conversation with your real self:

What is the content of your assignment?

What is essential in this process?

What do you use most every day?

What do you expect you can reach as soon as you reach out your hand?

What kind of thing would you be very inconvenient without?

What do you think you can’t use temporarily?

What have you not used in more than a year?

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After answering these questions, you can continue to plan your item details and design the location where the items are placed.