So recently I decided that I couldn't live with the clutter on my tiny desk anymore. Here's a reminder of what my desk looks like pre-de-clutter:
The first thing I did was to take everything out and put it in a single big pile. There's a good reason for doing it this way instead of doing one surface at a time. That way all similar items are put away in one fell swoop instead of being handled a few times.
For instance, I know that I have a few papers floating around that I'm going to file...
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