Most of what you know lives in your head. The apprentice can't see it. They see your hands move, but they don't know why you made that choice.

Today's focus: Narrate your process.

When you test a connection, say why. When you place a ground, name it. "I'm placing this here, so it doesn’t get in the way of our rigging." That one sentence turns a habit into a lesson. Silence teaches nothing. Or worse, it teaches them to guess.

Name what you're doing. Out loud. That's how standards transfer.

Share this with your crew.

— Lito Wilkins