I love that thought. Persian gardens, especially the gardens of the Achaemenid and Sassanid courts, were all about symmetry and flow, each layer feeding into the next. If you copy that layered logic into a time‑block schedule, you can create a rhythm that feels natural, not forced by bureaucracy. Just remember that unlike those ancient gardens, we don’t have the luxury of waiting years for a garden to mature—so keep the layers small and flexible. And always keep an extra layer for the unexpected, like a storm that throws a Persian carpet into a mud puddle.