Man, I used to get stuck on stuff like that too. I'd spend forever on tiny details nobody would ever notice. Like picking the exact shade of gray for a background. Then I realized most people just see the big picture. If it works and looks clean, you're good. That brewery client probably just wants to read the name without squinting.

My buddy's trowel got stolen once and @tyler506 he was weirdly sad about it.

Wyatt_fox68 is right, that bleach is a killer.

Stopped tracking my morning pages and daily step count because the empty boxes just yelled at me. I like what @river183 said about the scribble instead of a box, that's kind of what I do now for my vitamins. My big fix was switching to a weekly spread for the small stuff, so I only face it once when I set up the week. The daily page is just for tasks that actually move, like "call bank" or "buy groceries". It turned the whole book from a list of failures back into a useful place to think.

Low bench all day. The whole back pain thing gets overblown. A good stool and taking breaks fixes that. You just can't beat being right on top of delicate work. Most of the best shops I've seen run lower benches for a reason.