Examine your desktop computer, laptop, or cloud drive and total up your organizational points as described below: Count the icons on your desktop. If you have fewer than 20, award yourself 1 point. Check the root directory (Macintosh HD or Windows C:). Award yourself 1 point if there are only folders and no files there. Examine the folders listed under your user name. Give yourself 1 point if you can identify the kinds of files that each one contains. Open each of the folders listed under your user name. Award yourself 1 point if none of the folders is empty. Open the Documents folder. Award yourself 1 point if you have fewer than 100 files (not counting folders) listed there. If you use one set of folders for your personal data and another set of folders for school or work data, award yourself 1 point. Open the folder that contains most of your photos. Give yourself 1 point if the photos are organized into subfolders according to date, subject, or other criteria. Browse files on your storage device. If you don’t seem to have unnecessary duplicates, give yourself 1 point. If you can launch any program in fewer than 5 seconds, award yourself 1 point. If files and folders that you use frequently are in your Quick Access or Favorites list, add another point to your score.