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Phenomenon: I put a label on the box that says âFrequently Used Itemsâ but
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Often not used.
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I hadnât opened it in a while and said, âOh, here it is.â
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Not in scope when looking for something.
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The label âfrequently usedâ doesnât give a clear picture of whatâs inside.
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Label it too abstract and you canât see whatâs inside.
- Physically invisible to begin with.
- The label needs to be an appropriate summary of the contents
- Same as page title in Scrapbox
- If the contents are not organized in a messy way, it will be difficult to title it.
âFrequently Used Items.â
- Observation Fact: Not used often
- why
- developmental process
- In a situation where I had to move things due to a major renovation, I foresaw that if I put pens, wallets, and other âfrequently used itemsâ in the right place, I would have to look for them later, so I decided on one box and put them there.
- And it wasnât appropriate to label it as âfrequently used.â
- These boxes âare closed, you canât see whatâs inside, and theyâre costly to open.â
- Not a good idea to have it in the bedroom instead of at the desk where you actually use it, not at the cost of opening it.
- High cost of getting in and out.
- Then the really well used ones were taken out of there and used and not put back in the box.
- developmental process
The Box of Stuff Thatâs Straying from Classification.â
- When other things are sufficiently classified and the classification system is sufficiently internalized.
- Create a box to put things in when you see things and have trouble finding a box to put them in.
- This should only be done when thereâs not enough to go in here, and the boxes are mass produced with no idea whatâs in them.
- If a beginner superficially imitates the techniques of an advanced tidier, it will only make things worse.
Because you donât put what you use back where you found it.
Reducing the number of likely locations is a good idea. Increase the efficiency of your search Design of spaces with good search performance for physical objects Donât look for pens in the fridge.
I thought about it.
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