A successful errand often leaves no visible result beyond one less thing needing attention.

Some days produce nothing you can point at. The forms went in, the calls got made, the thing that was going to become a problem quietly did not, and by evening there is no object to show for it. Work of that kind gets judged badly because it is measured by what it leaves behind rather than by what it prevented. An absence of trouble never announces itself.

Keep a short list this week of what you closed rather than what you produced. Read it back on a day that feels wasted.