There is a certain kind of peace that only shows up when your hands are busy.Tile on the floor. Paint on the wall. Concrete on the counter.You go to Lowe’s, find the oldest guy in the aisle, and ask him what you are about to screw up.You listen. You slow down. You measure twice.Somewhere in there, the metaphor sneaks up.Quality is not an accident. It is a byproduct of patience.And most of the cracks in our work, our relationships, and our bodies come from that one last rushed decision we tried to squeeze in.This episode is about learning to move like a craftsman in a hurry up world, and what begins to change when you stop forcing timing and start protecting progress instead.🎧 No Stage, Just a ChairA podcast for people figuring it out as they go: building honest brands, real decisions, and work that feels like theirs.Before You Listen:When do you tend to rush instead of rest and prepareWhere are you trying to force one more thing across the finish lineWhat would it look like to protect progress instead of chasing speedWho is the “old guy at Lowe’s” in your world that you need to ask for help