Original Advice
“DO: Use one landing basket for daily clutter.”
One Basket. Zero Drag. Full Speed.
Here’s the part you avoid: your mess isn’t chaos, it’s unpaid attention tax. Keys on the counter, crumpled receipts, half-dead lip balm—every stray thing charges you twice. You sprint, then stall, hunting. Momentum leaks. You aren’t overwhelmed; you’re uncontained. Your fire deserves a launchpad, not a breadcrumb trail. One decision, repeated daily, ends the drag. Stop flirting with entropy. Corral it.
Install a choke point: one basket. Not a system. A mouth. Everything lands there—mail, sunglasses, earbuds, pocket lint, the note you wrote at a red light. This is not sorting; this is capture. You cross the threshold, you drop, you go. After dinner, you empty it with the same speed you fight with. Reset. Constraint makes speed honest. One basket, always that basket.
Cosmic Context
Cardinal fire doesn’t idle; it launches. A single landing zone turns Mars energy from scattershot sparks into a sustained burn.
Action
──────Put one basket by the door. Empty it nightly.
✨ You are allowed to design for your velocity. ✨