Finally, make the hymn sing in daily work. First, tune: name the worthy aim and the constraints—the key and time signature. Next, sketch a motif: a small experiment that can be varied and repeated. Then, invite call‑and‑response: feedback that refines the theme without erasing it. Afterward, rehearse: iterate deliberately until fluency emerges. And, crucially, perform and reflect: ship the work and listen to what the world echoes back. In this cadence, reverence fuels momentum, structure shelters creativity, and sincerity binds effort to meaning. Thus each task, however modest, acquires the dignity of music—order opening onto possibility. [...]
