Teach you how to make a good start in the new Year

For the new year, not only need a clear idea, but also to let the heart full of passion.

Here are five ways to help your readers prepare for the coming year. The first week of January is usually not too busy, so if you are not ready for the New Year's Day, in the next few days, by reading this article, will still be helpful in the future work life. This article also contains some of the author's experience in the 2012 summary, so that readers in 2013 have a good beginning will help.

1. Organize email

If you hoard a lot of emails, it's time to sort out your inbox. It's important to archive or archive emails, delete all unimportant emails, keep some particularly important emails in your Inbox, and start over. In the process of organizing your emails, you may be amazed at what you find, because you may find some messages that have been missing in a year. For the work of organizing mail, both efficient and hard-nosed. If you haven't read an e-mail for three months or more, it means it doesn't matter. If you have more than 35 unread emails in your inbox, it's time to find a personal assistant.

2. Clean up Facebook friends

Tip: If you don't know who Facebook is focusing on, or have never met, it's not really a good friend. One of the reasons why you can't see your friends ' activity information in time is that too many people are posting useless information on your Facebook. If you're just starting to play Facebook, it might be fun to talk to everyone, but you'll find that more than one friend makes your activity information seem noisy. If you want to turn Facebook into a useful personal tool, start by reducing the number of friends and making those who are really important to you Facebook friends. You can put your business friends on LinkedIn, put your friends who are happy to share the news on Twitter, and then you can maintain and enjoy the fun of personal sharing on Facebook. Of course, some people may feel frustrated because they don't have many friends on Facebook. But if they can understand how many times they have been invited to join the happy farm, it's understandable that having too many friends is not a good thing.

3. Organize your LinkedIn

Check your catalog, look at your profile, and identify 10 people who can actually help you achieve your goals. Send a "Happy New Year" greeting to each of them and chat with them. Organize your group classification, and if some groups do not match your current interest, decisively exit the group. A weekly cleanup of Group Digest Mail can also make your personal emails tidy.

4. Clean your desk

Even those who are willing to endure the clutter will benefit from a clean and tidy office space. Every time I tidy up the bookshelf on my desk, I always find a lot of paper, coupons and receipts, some have been unused for a long time, some have even expired. The paper can be converted into electronic format as much as possible, such as electronic Banking, fax, signature and so on. These methods, if well planned, can almost make the paper disappear because not every important email needs to be printed. If you have such a green attitude, maybe you can save one or two big trees.

5, for the first quarter, set five top priorities

At the beginning of the new year, want a clear goal. Spend some time clarifying the five big things that are good for you this year. Write down the top five things you need to do in the next three months, and then stick it on the back of your desk. Use smart phones to take photos of these five items and set them as the main background image of the phone. Stick them on a mirror or on a computer monitor. Finally, you will be amazed at how quickly these five things will be done. As Napoleon Hill said: "If a person's goal can be seen, can be believed, then this goal will be achieved." ”