I was thinking about your question this morning, and I’d keep it simple if I were planning it myself.
Start with the part that feels easiest so you build a little momentum, then leave the fiddly details for later when your head is clearer.
I usually underestimate how much smoother things go when I pause for ten minutes, make a short list, and stop bouncing between too many tabs.
If nothing else, picking one starting point helps, and I found that out the hard way after overcomplicating a really basic afternoon plan dJSlYA5Is7viK for no good reason at all.
Also, don’t worry if it looks uneven at first, because most of the time it only needs one or two rounds to feel more settled.
I’d rather make modest progress and adjust than wait around for the perfect setup that never seems to arrive anyway.

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I’m glad you asked because I actually tried a few versions of this and the lighter approach worked much better for me.
I kept wanting to add extra steps, but once I trimmed it down, the whole thing felt easier to maintain and I wasn’t second-guessing each small choice.
What helped most was setting a rough stopping point ahead of time so I didn’t spiral into tweaking tiny details that no one else would even notice.
If you’re stuck, I’d do one pass quickly, step away, then come back with fresh eyes and check whether it still feels sensible dJSlYA5Is7viK after a short break.
That pause usually tells me more than another half hour of fussing.
I know it sounds basic, but momentum and clarity beat overthinking nearly every time, especially when the goal is simply to get something solid finished and off your list.