Imagine a small café on a quiet street. In the morning, the owner unlocks the door, switches on the lights and starts the coffee machine. The first customers arrive just after seven: a nurse finishing a night shift, a student with a laptop, and a man who orders the same thing every day.⏎
By nine, every table is full. Orders come in faster than they can be written down, but the owner never seems to hurry. Each cup is made with the same care, each customer gets a smile, and the line keeps moving.⏎
That is what steady speed looks like. It is not frantic and it is not slow. It is a rhythm that holds when things get busy. Typing for two minutes works the same way: a calm, even pace that carries you all the way to the end.⏎
This rehearsal is not graded. Use it to find that rhythm, notice where it slips, and bring it back. When it holds for two full minutes, the final test is just one more morning at the café.