Cord Management Tips

I just found that having things wireless is best. For example, rather than having a printer and several cables going to it, I bought a network printer that connects to my router and wirelessly to my mac, which is in another room, allowing me less cables out the back of the iMac. that extra £45 was more than worth it!

I have gotten in the habit of writing the items name and model on the side of the power brick. If they all were in a box, I could still find what each brick is used to power.

i dont know why people bother commenting to chris here. it's not like he's gonna look at it.

Chris has replied to ALL of m e-mails and mentioned my name on TWO videos(Information Overload and E Ya Later) and feartured me on ONE video (Information overload) there might be a day when one of your videos is on there. Just bear in mind there is ONE ChrisPirillo and a few hundred of use and a few thousand viewers tha means Chris is quite busy

Yes, you can email him, but if you actually bothered to read the comment i said "commenting" and he never replies or probably even reads the comments here on youtube.

use velcro instead of zip ties, less stress on the cords and reusable.

Velcro!!! jesus why dident I think of that perfect!!

i know, i know... it's a new thing :D

I have most of my wires under my desk, all my computer and tv stuff are plugged into surge protectors :) I don't have many plugins, 2 places in my room, both on each side of the door near the wall, a box of 4 of em, so yea, my computer takes up 3 (monitor computer speakers) wii takes one and tv takes one, all are on one protector XD

real helpful video, thanks Chris!