Another project done. What do I do next?

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There was an "older" rancher up in Montana when I was a kid. He was a good man, and taught us post-hippy Summer kids to stack hay, diagnose tractor problems, and ride his horses. Once he retired from active ranching (and even before), he always had projects going on in this garage/shop. It could be anything from fixing a motorcycle engine to making a doll rocking chair out of clothes pins. I think I unconsciously imitated him, starting when I was in my 40s. I always like to have projects going here now, whether it's fixing vintage loudspeakers, making guitar sound hold coasters, or making rafts for kids out of wine cork and popsicle sticks. Most recently, I had a scratchy sound in one tweeter of a pair of 1969 KLH 17 loudspeakers I got in exchange for some restoration work. I thought it might be the tweeter itself, but a veteran stereo fix-it guy told me that older KLH tweeters didn't usually "go out." I thought it might be a capacitor, but when capacitors go, the tweeter either goes totally dead or sounds too dull or too bright, not scratchy. I finally decided to redo all of the contacts on the way to the tweeter with solder, not just wire nuts. It worked, and both speakers sound fine now. I'll attach a picture of the speaker with the woofer taken out, giving me access to the wiring inside. But what do I do now? Is it time start another pair of coasters? Anyway, do you like having projects to do? Another question: have you consciously or unconsciously imitated some behavior of someone who was influential in your life? It could be fixing things, or arts and crafts. Or a certain recipe. Or playing a certain instrument. Or whatever. Inquiring minds want to know.