I was thinking about your question this morning while making tea, and I’d say the easiest way to handle it is to keep the plan simple and leave room to adjust.
Whenever I try to lock every detail too early, I end up redoing half of it later, so I start with the important pieces and let the smaller choices catch up.
I also like writing a short list instead of a long one because I can actually use it without feeling buried. If something feels uncertain, I usually test it once in a low-pressure way and see what happens.
That tends to answer more than thinking in circles does. If you want, I can look over the outline again tonight and help tighten it up.
I’m around most of the evening, and I don’t mind being the second set of eyes if that would make the next step easier.

I finally got back into a better routine this week, and it helped more than I expected.
I started going to bed a little earlier, leaving my phone across the room, and giving myself ten quiet minutes before doing anything else in the morning. It sounds small, but that reset made the whole day feel less scattered.
I’ve also been trying to finish one task completely before jumping to the next, which is harder for me than it should be. Even so, it makes everything feel calmer.
If you’re still deciding what to do, I’d keep it uncomplicated and choose the version that leaves you the most breathing room. You can always refine it after you’ve had a chance to sit with it.
I’m happy to help talk it through again tomorrow if you want, because sometimes saying it out loud is enough to make the next move obvious.