Koshara & Hardman
Koshara
Hey Hardman, I’ve been trying to keep my writing desk as tidy as your “perimeter twice” routine—any tips from the guy who’s secretly a model‑train fanatic on how to avoid a cluttered crisis?
Hardman
Check the desk in three zones. Clear one zone at a time, set a timer, and put everything back on its shelf. Keep the front edge free—no papers, no pens. If you must keep a folder, keep it on the far right so you see it immediately. And remember, the perimeter of your desk should be clear of anything that can fall over. That way, when you reach for a pen, you don't have to pull a stack of junk out of the way.
Koshara
Sounds like a solid game plan—just think of it as a tri‑zone yoga for your desk, no extra weight on the front so you don’t trip over a rogue paper. Let me know when the “perimeter clearance” victory dance starts.
Hardman
I’ll announce it when the last sheet falls off the edge. Until then, keep the front clear.
Koshara
Alright, front edge on lockdown—just don’t expect me to start a dramatic “sheet‑fall” podcast. I'll keep that space as clean as a monk’s attic.
Hardman
No drama, just the rhythm of a clean perimeter. Keep the monk‑attic level and you’ll have a desk that won’t need a safety net.
Koshara
Got it—no drama, just a steady rhythm. I’ll keep the front as spotless as a monk’s attic, so when that last sheet falls off, it’s just a quiet thump, not a full‑blown emergency.