I meant to respond sooner, but I wanted to think through it before sending a half answer.
If it helps, I usually start by picking one simple step and doing that before I try to map the whole week.
When I make a long list, I end up staring at it too much and doing none of it.
So lately I put only three things on paper, and once those are done, anything extra feels lighter.
I also leave a little gap between plans because I always underestimate how long a basic errand will take.
It's funny how much easier the day feels when I stop aiming for perfect timing.
If you're still deciding, I would go with the calmer option and keep the tricky part for another afternoon.
I can check in again tomorrow if that would make it easier to sort out.

I get what you mean, and I had the same reaction at first.
What helped me was stepping away from it for a bit and doing something ordinary, like washing a mug and clearing the desk.
After that, the answer seemed much less dramatic and a lot more manageable.
I think I was adding extra pressure by trying to solve everything in one go.
Now I usually break it into a few small choices and let the rest wait until the next day.
That keeps me from spiraling over details that probably won't matter much later.
If you want, send me the two options you're considering and I'll tell you which one feels easier from the outside.
Sometimes that's all I need too, just someone to point at the simpler path so I stop looping.
Either way, don't overbuild it tonight when a clear answer is probably enough for now.