Fixed work desks become invisible. You sit, daily, in the same angle, at the same desk, toward the same view. Over time, thinking flattens. One person spent a month changing where they worked each day. A month later, they'd filled an idea notebook they'd previously left blank.
Same seat, same thoughts
Thinking lives in your body and surrounds. Sit the same way, facing the same direction—your neural pathways settle into loops. The brain conserves energy, processing known environments on autopilot. New thought requires friction.