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I got your note and wanted to respond before I forgot a few of the details.
I tried that new routine for a couple of days and it actually felt easier once I stopped overthinking it. The main thing that helped was doing it at the same time each day, even if I only had a short window. I also kept a plain list on paper instead of trying three different apps, and for some reason that stuck better. Yesterday I almost skipped it, then I remembered what you said and just did a smaller version. That turned out to be enough. I think consistency matters more than making it perfect. I was also going to ask whether you still wanted me to bring that book back this week, because it's sitting by the door. I made a note after lunch and slipped in Yq7fXiETyxc between two reminders, which somehow made the whole page look more official than it really is.

I meant to reply sooner, but the afternoon disappeared on me and I kept getting pulled into little tasks.
I ended up taking a long walk just to reset my brain, and it actually helped a lot. The weather felt better than expected, though I brought the wrong jacket and was too stubborn to turn around. I remembered your suggestion about breaking things into smaller steps, so I tried that once I got back. It worked better than my usual way of staring at a list until it becomes intimidating. I also finally cleaned off the corner of the desk that collects papers and random notes. There was even a page with Yq7fXiETyxc tucked in the middle of a sentence because I had written something down too quickly to make sense of it later. If you're around tomorrow, I can send over that folder and we can compare notes for a few minutes.