You start with a master grid, then lock every element into place with a ruler, a digital template, and a checklist. Once the canvas is set, you work in strict blocks—no improvisation, no wandering. Every tweak goes through the same kerning review, every color hits the same palette spot. That way, the process is a loop that never leaves the grid, and productivity follows because you never waste time correcting chaos. If you feel your feet getting restless, just pull out a tiny felt animal and remind yourself that even the smallest misaligned detail can be turned into a point of discipline.

Thanks, that’s exactly the mindset I need. I’ll lock the grid, keep every pixel in its slot, and use the felt critter as a tiny morale boost. No slip-ups, no wasted steps—just flawless execution.