3 kroky, jak si uspořádat pracovní stůl, aby tě nenutil prokrastinovat

3 steps to organizing your desk so it doesn't force you to procrastinate

You sit down at your desk and get ready to work. But then you start fumbling for your charger, straightening cables, moving your coffee mug, or looking for your headphones under a stack of papers. And before you know it, your precious minutes are gone and your work is at a standstill. Do you want to put an end to this procrastination? Then read on carefully.

Tidy desk = tidy life. Sure, it's a bit of an exaggeration, but if you add up the time wasted on "desk procrastination" over a whole year, you'll find that you're wasting long hours.

It can be enjoyable because when you're tidying up your desk, you can easily feel like you're doing something useful. But in reality, you're only engaging in unproductive activities.

We'll show you how to use a diffuser on your table, including gadgets from the Czech brand FIXED .

Step 1: Cable organization as a basis

Cables are one of the biggest enemies of desk clutter, not only for IT professionals and other technical professionals. They often distract students as well. That's why we recommend that you first work on organizing all the cables you use - from your computer, mobile phone, tablet, and other devices.

You might be surprised to learn that there's no need to wrap your cables with rubber bands or do anything crazy. Just get a gadget like the FIXED magnetic charging and data cable . Thanks to the magnetic braid, the cable rolls up into a solid shape, so it won't get in the way on your desk .

Of course, it's best to keep cables around your desk to a minimum. You can achieve this by getting a powerful A GaN multi-connector charger that replaces multiple adapters. So you won't have a scary octopus under your desk, but one elegant power source for your devices.

Did you know that a 200W GaN charger can charge two laptops at once? It's ideal for a home office, even for two people. What's more, you don't plug the entire charger into the outlet, just the power cord, so you don't need an extension cord.

Step 2: Eliminate chaos with a 3-in-1 wireless charger, or every thing has its place

You've already sorted out the cables, but that may not be enough. What if you regularly use your phone, watch, headphones, and a bunch of other things on your desk besides electronics?

A simple rule is: everything should have its place. If you follow this, you will always know where to reach for it. If you have trouble keeping things on your desk, don't worry, we have a gadget for you: the FIXED MagPowerstation 3-in-1 wireless charging stand , supporting MagSafe technology.

With this universal wireless charger on one stand, you can top up your mobile phone , smartwatch and headphones , 100% without cables. Of course, you don't have to constantly charge them, the stand also serves as a place to put your device.

So you won't have your electronics disappearing under a pile of papers and clutter anymore.

TIP: If you need to top up your juice while also connecting to your monitor, drives, and other devices, we recommend the FIXED MagHUB 7-in-1 (6 ports and charging pad), with wireless charging and MagSafe support. We designed the MagHUB to work and look great, with a minimalist body that fits virtually anywhere.

Step 3: How to easily organize your desk? Minimalism is the way to go

The third step to organizing your desk is easy at first glance, but difficult for many people to overcome: ensuring that there are as few things on your desk as possible (i.e. striving for minimalism).

The fewer distractions you have on your desk, the better you'll work. This doesn't mean you have to throw away all your work supplies, it just means you need to manage them better.

A prime example is the use of digital notes and digital materials in general. When you don't write information down by hand, but rather on a tablet, for example, you save a lot of space and a lot of time. If you've been working in a "paper world" until now, the transition may be more challenging, but believe me, in a few days you'll feel like a fish in water.

Want to make your work even more efficient? Try the FIXED Frame aluminum magnetic stand for iPad , which turns your tablet into a second screen for your computer. You can comfortably browse documents, watch videos, or take notes on it. All without a single piece of paper on your desk.

TIP: If you're tired of taking notes by hand at school, start working digitally. In this article, we'll advise you on whether a tablet or a laptop makes more sense for you.

Desk organization isn't a science, it's about smart solutions

As you can see, there's no need to spend hours studying the desk theory. It's all about the ideas and clever solutions we've presented above.

Because that's what we enjoy the most at FIXED - simplifying your every day with smart gadgets. In the spirit of Czech design, with practical details and technologies that won't distract you from work or fun.

If you have any questions about FIXED gadgets, feel free to let us know in the chat here on the website .

As for frequently asked questions about desk organization, we have briefly answered them below.

Answers to frequently asked questions about desk organization

How to organize your desk so that it is clear?

We recommend three simple steps: organize your cables, find a place for everything, and keep your desk as clutter-free as possible.

What is a 3-in-1 wireless charger and how does it work?

The 3-in-1 wireless charger is a gadget that allows you to charge 3 devices at once (mobile phone, watch, headphones), and at the same time, it allows you to keep all your electronics neatly in one place.

Can a messy desk really affect concentration?

Yes, it can, often more than we realize. Research and experience show that clutter on your desk increases distraction levels. The brain has to constantly process the visual stimuli around it.


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  • Author: Martin Schwarz

    Martin has long specialized in writing about IT and technology. He studied journalism, has been writing for more than 14 years, and previously worked in online and print media. He collaborates with the FIXED team on the preparation of articles.