Today’s video is a good old-fashioned “Let’s Chat” hangout for Inconvenience Yourself Day, and y’all know I love a theme that nudges us to slow down and do things on purpose. I talk about what it looks like to choose a little inconvenience in a world that’s built for speed—especially as a blind crocheter/knitter. For me, it’s not about making life harder just to be tough; it’s about noticing what I reach for automatically and asking, “Is this actually helping me, or am I just rushing?” I also share some practical, craft-life ways to do that mindset shift: taking the time to set up my tools where I can find them by touch, labeling yarn in a way that makes sense later, and picking routines that keep my hands and brain happy when I’m working on patterns. If you’re here for accessible yarn crafts, the takeaway is simple: build systems that support you, then don’t be afraid to tweak them when they stop working. And if you want to hang out more, I’ve got all my links for yarn shopping, private instruction, and streaming in the description.