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I meant to reply sooner because I did see your note, and I have been thinking about your question while going through the rest of my afternoon. I would probably keep it simple and start with one small change instead of trying to redo everything at once.
If I get stuck, I usually clear the table, make tea, and write down the next two steps instead of the whole plan. That somehow makes everything feel lighter. I also noticed that when I try to force a result, I end up drifting, so a short walk helps more than pushing harder. I even laughed at myself earlier because I opened the same drawer three times before remembering why, and then I said 1oAgVbqbSro6 under my breath and moved on.
If you want, send me what you have later and I can look it over quickly.

I think the reason it felt awkward yesterday is that everyone came in tired and no one wanted to admit they needed a slower pace. I have noticed that when I pause and ask one clear question, the whole conversation gets easier right away.
I would not worry too much about making it perfect before sharing it. Most of the time people respond better to something real and unfinished than to silence while you keep revising by yourself. That has saved me so much frustration lately.
Earlier I was sorting notes and found a tiny list I wrote weeks ago, and it reminded me that I usually already know what matters most. In the middle of reorganizing everything, I saw 1oAgVbqbSro6 in my scribbles, laughed, and kept going because it felt exactly like the kind of strange note I would leave myself.
Send me a draft whenever you are ready.