Tech Spring Cleaning

No matter how exciting I try to make the heading, or how much colour I include or how many exclamation marks I use, this post is boring. Sorry..

Spring cleaning.. not just your office but, in particular, your computer- that workhorse that churns out letters, flyers, ministry updates, reports, sign-in sheets, lists, memos, emails and so much more.....

It's an important subject, though, a task that should be completed on a regular basis and something that will make a huge difference to the speed and efficiency of your computer and ultimately, your productivity..

Excited now? Taking time to spring clean any work environment, pays big dividends. Once complete, you'll feel motivated to work, and you'll work more efficiently with greater job satisfaction.
So start with your physical work area. Declutter and wipe down your desktop, sort your files and toss anything that isn't crucial, clean out your drawers and restock with fresh supplies. Dust the shelves and remove any books or magazines that don't belong or are out of date. Perhaps add a new indoor plant for a fresh touch to your work area. Yes, you really will feel more focused and motivated when your work area is clear, clean and refreshed. It's a great way to begin the new year. Now.. your computer...

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 Although I'm well aware of the importance of a regular spring clean of my computer, I leave it up to the experts to run through the list of tasks that need to be competed. TeachHub provides a well-presented spring cleaning list for your computer, that will soon have it running more efficiently and ready to handle any of the work required. The 14 Easy Steps to Spring Clean you Computer is well worth checking out here... Don't neglect this task. It might not be exciting but, when so much of your ministry admin relies on well-maintained equipment, it's worth expending a little time and energy to ensure its efficiency.
So, refresh your work area, brighten your focus and spring clean your computer inside and out.

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