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I meant to reply sooner, but the afternoon got away from me and I kept jumping between little tasks.
I finally sat down with some tea and went through everything, and I think the simplest plan is still the best one.
I would keep it easy, take one step at a time, and leave room for things to shift if the day feels off.
I have learned that forcing a perfect schedule rarely helps me, especially when I already feel a bit scattered.
What usually works is choosing one thing I can finish, then taking a short break before starting the next item.
If tomorrow feels crowded, I would move the less important part to later in the week and not feel bad about it.
I can help sort the details when you are ready, and I am happy to talk it through again if that would make it easier.

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I looked over the notes you sent, and I do think your first instinct was right, even if it did not feel settled at the time.
Sometimes the version that feels almost too simple turns out to be the one that actually fits real life the best.
I would not spend more energy trying to make every part line up neatly before you begin.
It is probably enough to start with the piece that feels most manageable and let the rest follow from there.
When I get stuck, I usually give myself a limit, finish one draft, and then step away long enough to clear my head.
After that, the next choice usually looks far less confusing than it did before.
If you want, send me the revised version later and I can read it with fresh eyes.
I am around, and I do not mind helping sort through the little decisions that slow everything down.