The sound booth teaches patience: you make everyone sound better and they never know your name.

Certain jobs teach you to want the right thing. The work is entirely about making other people sound better than they would unaided, and the better you are at it the less anybody is aware of you. That arrangement either makes you resentful or it trains something genuinely rare, which is the ability to care about the result more than about being associated with it.

Take the invisible role this week rather than the visible one. Do it properly, and when it goes well, let somebody else be the reason it went well.