I have an innate ability to keep many details in my head at once.  I am a prolific notetaker in meetings and keep to-do lists for myself.  As a lexophile, I have an eagle eye for spelling and grammar mistakes.  Similarly, I'm a formatting wonk and like to ensure consistency with whatever precedent or template has been set.

There have been numerous cases where I've dug heavily into Excel and/or Power Query to take a spreadsheet or set of data to the next level.  I love to geek out on complicated formulas and connections in order to build robust tools to make people's jobs easier.  I did that with our vacation/overtime tracking system, pulling data from timesheet entries in NetSuite.  I also built a data aggregator to monitor overall progress on ECO review sheets to see if the implementation of new processes was improving output quality before it got to the review stage.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure

I generally operate by the philosophy of doing things right the first time.  Certainly, this has manifested many times in CAD modeling.  I advocate for a thought-out master model, as this is often the best way to create a robust assembly and minimize headaches when iterating or creating drawings.

Laughter is the best medicine