@Doug Smith I agree that documented history matters, but I do think it’s important to separate credit from character.

If the floors are solid underfoot, the joists look sound, and there’s no active moisture or rot in the crawl space, it’s often something that’s been that way for decades.That said, I wouldn’t automatically call it “character” either.

There was a movie quote where one character said "we're at the bottom of the barrel" to which another character replied "then we find another barrel."

Maybe I turn the 2 day trip into a 3 day trip and we do one day in Detroit. ill reach out. 

Conexes or Cargo Containers- new 1 trip, RV/Boat parking, Storage units go with 12 foot wide and 10 tall versus the traditional 8 wide and 8 tall. 

It trains you to expect “no.”Early on, confidence and momentum matter more than thick skin.People often say cold calling is how you “pay your dues.”That it builds character.

(Repairs for things that wouldn't even bother me in my own home)If I said "No" to these requests, the PM would try and bully or guilt-trip me into doing them anyway.

Unfortunately I only timed one cabin trip perfectly to have snow :(

When those same functions operate within a shared framework, problems still arise — but they’re addressed faster, with less friction, and with clearer accountability.Fragmentation isn’t a character flaw or a lack of effort.

Character  Capacity Collateral.