“I have always been efficient.” She said.
“You have become more efficient.” I said.
“That is because you finally stopped trying to do everything yourself.” She said.
Her words made me pause because she was right.
For years, Lawson Customs had depended almost entirely on me, because I had been the mechanic, manager, estimator, parts coordinator, receptionist, bookkeeper, and problem solver. If something needed to happen, I made it happen, and if something went wrong, I fixed it. If someone called in sick, I covered the shift, while customer complaints, paperwork, and late repairs all became my responsibility.
Now I looked around the workshop and realized that none of that was necessary anymore.
Mia handled the office, Ben could complete repairs independently, and Aiden was mentoring h
