Despite all the time that we are connected to our computers, we remain paradoxically “disconnected.” Discover how your personalization of your PC or Mac computer can give you a greater sense of individuality and can translate to an increase in efficiency, comfort, and creative expression.
| According to a 2009 study from Ball State University, the average American spends nearly 8-and-half hours in front of some sort of electronic screen every day. Whether it’s the web, television, email or simply a word-processor, we’re probably spending more time with our computers than with our computer than with our friends and family.
Don’t just stare at a corporate logo on your desktop all day long. The simple step of taping a family photo to your computer…or customizing the background wallpaper with an image of a pet or best friend, can go a long way toward optimizing your computing experience. I have a simple love note on my monitor in my office from my partner; it helps to personalize things in what can be a very cold and impersonal world |
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When you sneak a peek at a Power User’s computer, you often see a customized and tweaked toolbox of icons, shortcuts, favorites, and applications…arranged where it’s most accessible and comfortable. They know where everything is…and what everything does. I encourage you to take some extra time to customize your digital domain! Group your icons and shortcuts to where you want them. Choose your favorite colors and desktop themes to reflect your mood and personality. Personalize your PC you’ll find yourself empowered and thinking like a Power User. |
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