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Thanks for coming,
ladies! I'm asking for your nitty gritty honest opinions to shine
forth by filling out the short form below. After viewing some of the
possibilities below and seeing how I personally use my desktop to
affect my mood and therefore my workday, you may think one of several
things: 1) Kate just might be on to something here Okay. Here's how I see it: Sometimes we need to present ourselves to clients with our most professional foot forward. Our company logo(s) on the desktop will do just that, whether in a home office or in an outside environment. |
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| And then there are those times when no matter how many motivational snippets we reflect on, no matter how many attitude adjustments we give ourselves, we simply need the lift of a winking loved one, a party, a hug, or a fantastic aerial view from a trip we once took. These feel-good desktops pooh-pooh even the worst of the bad hair days. |  |
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(This is me and
my life partner & biz partner. |
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When
I talk about customizing a desktop, I'm talking about items obtained from
your own personal archives of letters, logos, photos, drawings, poems,
plaques, etc — objects that directly affect your mood or your thinking
because they impact your life in some way. If you've removed the Window's
Theme, for example, and replaced it with a different Windows background/wallpaper,
for my purpose here I'm not considering that as being personalized. Also,
we're not talking about screen savers...just static desktops :) Please
keep this in mind as you check off your answers in the short form below,
and click on the submit button. Thank you very much!
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