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I meant to answer sooner, but the afternoon filled up faster than I expected and I kept getting pulled into little tasks around the house.
I finally took a break, made some tea, and sat by the window for a while. The weather shifted a bit and everything feels calmer now.
I think your idea makes sense, especially if the goal is to keep things simple and not overthink every detail. I usually get stuck when I try to make a perfect plan before starting.
Lately I have had better luck just picking one step and doing it, then adjusting once I can actually see what needs attention. It feels less exhausting that way.
I also remembered the book you mentioned, and I started reading a few pages before dinner. It is surprisingly easy to get into.
If you want, send over the rough version tomorrow and I can look through it when I have a quiet hour.
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I was actually thinking about that this morning while folding laundry, and I realized the whole thing feels easier once I stop trying to force a perfect schedule.
I tend to be more consistent when I leave a little open space in the day instead of packing every hour with tasks. It helps me notice what I can realistically finish without getting irritated.
Yesterday I cleaned the desk, sorted a stack of papers, and finally put the plant closer to the light. Somehow that tiny change made the room feel much better.
I also took a longer walk than usual and came back with a clear head, which probably explains why I sound more settled now.
If your week stays busy, I would say pick the two most important things and let the smaller stuff wait until you have more energy.
That approach has been working for me, and it makes everything feel more manageable by the end of the day.