I meant to reply sooner, but the afternoon disappeared on me and I only just sat down again.
I think your idea makes sense, especially if you want something simple that does not need a lot of back and forth.
I would start with the smaller version first, see how it feels in practice, and then adjust once you have lived with it for a little while.
That usually tells you more than trying to predict every possible outcome ahead of time.
I had a similar situation recently and what helped most was writing down the next three steps instead of trying to solve the entire thing in one go.
Once I did that, everything felt much easier to manage.
If you want, send me the rough draft later and I can look it over tonight.
I do not mind being a second set of eyes, and I am pretty good at spotting details when something feels slightly off.
I think your idea makes sense, especially if you want something simple that does not need a lot of back and forth.
I would start with the smaller version first, see how it feels in practice, and then adjust once you have lived with it for a little while.
That usually tells you more than trying to predict every possible outcome ahead of time.
I had a similar situation recently and what helped most was writing down the next three steps instead of trying to solve the entire thing in one go.
Once I did that, everything felt much easier to manage.
If you want, send me the rough draft later and I can look it over tonight.
I do not mind being a second set of eyes, and I am pretty good at spotting details when something feels slightly off.
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I looked into it a bit more after your message, and I think the easiest option is still the better one.
If you keep adding extra pieces too early, it gets harder to tell what is actually helping and what is just creating clutter.
I would give it another day, maybe test it under normal conditions, and then make a decision once you have something concrete to compare.
That saves a lot of guesswork.
I also think you were right to pause before agreeing right away.
Sometimes the first plan sounds polished, but then you notice small practical issues once you talk it through.
Anyway, I am around later if you want to go over it together.
Send whatever notes you have, even if they are messy, and I can help organize them into something more useful before the weekend gets too busy.
If you keep adding extra pieces too early, it gets harder to tell what is actually helping and what is just creating clutter.
I would give it another day, maybe test it under normal conditions, and then make a decision once you have something concrete to compare.
That saves a lot of guesswork.
I also think you were right to pause before agreeing right away.
Sometimes the first plan sounds polished, but then you notice small practical issues once you talk it through.
Anyway, I am around later if you want to go over it together.
Send whatever notes you have, even if they are messy, and I can help organize them into something more useful before the weekend gets too busy.
