Big turns are dramatic, but they are rarely the most reliable way to arrive where you intend to go. Small corrections are humbler and truer. You notice a drift. You adjust. You notice again. You adjust again. The line tightens without strain.
Choose one part of your work to correct today. A naming choice that has nagged you. A paragraph that pulls to the side. A habit of checking a screen when you could stand up and look out a window. Bring it toward center by a small degree.
You may not feel much at first. That is the point. The system stays intact while the details improve. Over a week, a month, a season, the sum of these moves becomes a result that looks deliberate because it is.
In a month known for excess, use less force. Make the next quiet correction and continue with a steady hand.