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My desk setup is very minimal— and that’s intentional. I have very little stuff lying around to avoid distractions. A second screen, keyboard, and mouse  are all I really have in there. The standing desk  also helps me stop procrastinating, just because I get tired of standing and feel like I should just get stuff done so I can go sit. I also have a plant,  which is not mine…but I water it sometimes anyway. We already like the guy. There’s much to learn from him. In wisdom, we can all learn how true and topical the saying “less is more” is.   Our mind can make associations in an instant and thus lose its focus, yet if we try to keep ourselves concentrated, we should take the example of Eduardo and try to get rid of every distractor that is standing in our way of having the job done. Wilson Hung  is in charge with Growth Marketing at  Kettle & Fire , and previously with Growth at SumoMe. In addition, he created  wilsonhung.com , a growth support com...
We’ve decided to write something out of our comfort zone: an article dedicated to awesome workspaces belonging to great digital marketers.  This article has proved to be more than just a novelty for us: it has been a genuine highway to fun.  But one way or another, creating a set of cool digital marketer workspaces seemed a hip idea, therefore we gave it a go. Plus, it is a great way of proving Cynthia Rowley’s  theory  which goes like this: Each desk has a personality similar to its owner. So we went hunting for the best workstations in the marketing field. We wanted to find out what type of personality they have based on their workstation. Stay with us on this journey and you’ll discover:  how we paved our path to delivering the “coolest workspaces in the digital marketing world”; which marketers accepted the challenge, and disclosed their office spaces/coworking spaces; who they are; their pics and must-have gadgets, and eventually; what to learn from th...