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As more and more people begin to work from home, it becomes painfully obvious that a clutter-free workspace can promote a clutter-free mind. Yet, in a tiny home office, dorm, or bedroom, it’s incredibly difficult to keep organized and avoid all your stuff from taking over. To be a functional space, your desk and office need to hold a lot of things, including your computer, notebooks, writing utensils, files and all your other desktop essentials. However, if you’re working with limited space, you might be wondering how to fit it all in. That’s why the best idea is to invest...

As more and more people begin to work from home, it becomes painfully obvious that a clutter-free workspace can promote a clutter-free mind. Yet, in a tiny home office, dorm, or bedroom, it’s incredibly difficult to keep organized and avoid all your stuff from taking over. To be a functional space, your desk and office need to hold a lot of things, including your computer, notebooks, writing utensils, files and all your other desktop essentials. However, if you’re working with limited space, you might be wondering how to fit it all in. That’s why the best idea is to invest...

If you're one of the few people in the world who manages to not finish an entire bag of chips in one sitting, firstly, HOW? And secondly, we have a wonderful hack that is going to save you endless time spent rummaging for a chip clip, paper clip, or sealing device of some sort. Top Chef host Padma Lakshmi recently shared a video on Twitter revealing a mind-boggling trick to close a bag of chips while maintaining ultimate freshness. "How am I just finding out about this now?" she wrote, including a video originally published on TikTok by user shine.on.darlin...