Finish the last ten percent. That’s the part people actually see.

The last stretch of anything is the part that gets seen. Nobody looks at your rough draft or your half-wiped station; they look at the finish, the edges, the final ten minutes. That stretch is also where your energy is lowest, so it gets abandoned by people who already did the hard part. Which makes it the cheapest place in the world to stand out.

Take whatever you are nearly done with and give the end of it fifteen more minutes. Proofread it, wipe it down, line it up straight. Small effort, visible difference.