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How Your Workspace Influences You

Your physical workspace can either energize you or deplete your energy.

  • Twenty-five percent of a desk's messiness is related to organizational skills. The rest is part of time management.
  • If the piles on your desk are moving, you're probably doing O.K. with some clutter.
  • However, try to keep your desk clear except for the one project you are working on, along with the equipment you need to finish it.
  • To change your workspace, spend the last 10 minutes of your workday organizing your desk for the next day.

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