The plan started messy but promising; during a client escalation, we leaned on **provocador** (Causing an angry reaction, or stimulating...), **prerrogativa** (A right or privilege exclusive to a particular...), and **profiláctico** (Intended to prevent disease.) to set a direction. With a deep breath, **presupuesto** (An estimate of income and expenditure for a set...), **Psychodynamic** (Relating to the interrelation of the conscious...), and **pronóstico** (A forecast of the likely course of a disease or...) turned confusion into small, testable steps.

At first, we connected the dots using **profusión** (An abundance or large quantity of something.), **pro bono** (Describes work undertaken without charge,...), and **precipitar** (To cause a sudden and immediate occurrence of...). In the final stretch, **preponderar** (To be greater in number, importance, or influence.), **Qualitative** (Relating to the quality or character of...), and **precursor** (A person or thing that comes before another of...) held the thread while we trimmed the noise. When nerves spiked, **profundo** (Very great or intense; having or showing great...), **pronóstico** (To predict or estimate a future event or trend.), and **precursor** (A person or thing that comes before another of...) closed the loop, and we could hear relief in the silence.