The theory of the clean table by Turki Al-Shathri

In your life, there are ideas, people, and projects, you have benefited from them, given and taken from you. But is it not time to purify ideas, scrutinize people, and refine projects? In your life, there are things piled on top of each other, they must be organized and filtered. Imagine your desk very clean, your mind very clear, and your relationships very pure, to the point of brilliance and shine, with any activity and fresh air you will breathe. It is good to take a serious stance at the peak of giving to examine activities, complete what needs to be completed, establish what needs to be established, demolish what needs to be demolished, and get rid of what you do not need, so that you stand on a clear solid ground to build a strong, shining structure that matches what you have gained throughout your life of knowledge and experiences. The theory of the clean table allows you to closely examine your priorities in life, then prepares you to focus intensely on one work that you accept wholeheartedly, and not stop until you accomplish it skillfully, so you can turn to others while you are in full brilliance and presence. It is the gateway to work with the sayings you have accumulated that are useless unless you are a person walking on two legs, embodying culture as a tangible reality. The clean table started as a post in my personal blog, then turned into a book, through ten levels: Level one: cleaning the drawers of the table. Level two: cleaning the table of the past. Level three: cleaning the table of your relationships. Level four: cleaning the table of thinking. Level five: cleaning the table personally. Level six: cleaning the tools of the table. Level seven: cleaning the work table. Level eight: cleaning the clock of the table. Level nine: cleaning the table from toxins. Level ten: cleaning the table of reflection.