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I looked over the notes this morning and I think the easiest option is still to keep the plan simple and give it another day before changing anything.
I already tried clearing off the desk and organizing the smaller tasks first, and that helped more than I expected because it made the bigger thing feel less scattered.
If you want my honest take, I would start with the part that feels most annoying instead of the part that seems most important, since that usually removes the mental block right away.
I also think it helps to stop checking in every ten minutes and just let the process be a little messy for a while.
By tonight I should know whether the new schedule actually feels natural, and if it does I can send over a clearer outline tomorrow.
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I finally tested that idea you mentioned, and it works better when I do it earlier in the day instead of waiting until everything piles up.
The main problem was that I kept switching between small chores and never really finished anything, so today I set a timer and stayed with one task until it was actually done.
That made the whole afternoon feel calmer, and I noticed I was less distracted once I stopped trying to improve every little detail at the same time.
I still need to adjust the order a bit because the second step takes longer than I expected, but that part feels manageable now.
If you're around later, send me your thoughts on whether I should keep the list short or break it into more steps, because I can see an argument for either approach and I haven't decided which feels more practical.