In this guided decluttering episode, we tackle one of the most avoided office categories: charging cords and old tech.
Cords tend to pile up not because we need them — but because we're afraid of being irresponsible if we let them go. Today, we break that belief and walk step by step through how to deal with cords in a calm, practical way.
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Office Series: What's Coming Next
Ep. 339 — Cords and Tech
How to identify mystery cords and old tech (including AI help) and release what no longer supports you.
Ep. 340 — Office Supplies and Computer Gear
Reducing duplicates, containing supplies, and creating a setup that actually supports your work.
Ep. 341 — Overview of Getting Things Done by David Allen (for declutttering)
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