I meant to reply earlier, but I kept getting pulled into little things around the house and lost track of the afternoon.
I finally sorted the cabinet we talked about, and it turned out to be easier once I stopped trying to organize everything at once.
I just picked one shelf, finished it, and the rest fell into place.
I also took a break to walk outside for a bit because the weather felt surprisingly mild, and that helped reset my mood.
If you are still deciding what to do, I would keep it simple and avoid overplanning it.
Whenever I make a giant list, I end up bouncing between tasks and feeling like nothing is actually done.
I think a smaller plan always works better for me.
Let me know what you decide, because I am curious whether your approach ends up being more efficient than mine. I may copy it next time if it goes smoothly.

I looked over the plan you sent, and I think you are closer to finished than it probably feels right now.
The middle part always seems messier, especially when everything is spread out and nothing looks settled yet.
I usually reach a point where I want to start over, but that never helps, so now I pause and clean one small area first.
That usually gives me enough clarity to keep going without turning it into a bigger project.
I also think it helps to stop checking on it every few minutes and just let a bit of time pass.
Sometimes I notice the answer once I am doing something unrelated, like making tea or folding laundry.
If you want, send me the updated version later and I can take another look.
I do not mind at all, and a second set of eyes can be useful when you have been staring at the same thing for too long.