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Flat computer-designed vector graphic of a calm task-switching dashboard: three rounded task cards move along a simple curved path from a completed checkmark to a highlighted “next” card, with a small clock, lightning-bolt energy icon, calendar block, and pause symbol. Use geometric shapes, clean navy, teal, coral, and warm cream colors, generous negative space, and soft subtle gradients for depth. Centered composition on a pale background, crisp UI-like lighting, no photography, no photo grain, no text.

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Editorial still-life photograph of a modern knowledge-worker desk in late-afternoon natural window light: an open laptop showing a simple abstract calendar grid with blank colored blocks and no readable text, a small analog timer, a closed notebook with color-coded page tabs, wireless earbuds, a ceramic mug, and a phone face-down beside a few neatly arranged index cards. Compose the objects in clear zones to suggest transitions between deep work, meetings, and small tasks. Include subtle real-world details such as a charging cable and a slightly rumpled desk mat. No people, no logos, and no readable text.

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