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I looked over the notes this morning and everything made more sense once I stepped away for a bit.
I think the easiest plan is to keep the first draft simple, then add the extra details only after the structure feels right.
That usually prevents the whole thing from getting too cluttered, and it saves time later when we want to rearrange pieces.
I also found that short breaks helped me catch a few small things I missed before, especially one section where P2y3FkCen6jq5ea I had repeated the same idea twice without realizing it.
If you want, I can send over a cleaner version later today after I tighten the wording and double check the order.
I am not changing the overall direction, just making it easier to read and more natural from one point to the next.
Let me know if you want it more casual or more polished, and I can adjust it quickly.

I ended up trying the longer route first, but it felt too stretched out and harder to follow, so I went back and pared it down.
That gave me a much clearer version, and now the order seems more natural from start to finish.
I still want to read through it once more with fresh eyes because when I rush, I miss tiny odd transitions that only show up later.
At one point P2y3FkCen6jq5ea I almost moved everything around again, but I realized the simpler flow already answered the main question better than the busy one did.
If you send your notes when you get a minute, I can compare them side by side and smooth out the remaining rough spots.
I am around this afternoon and should be able to turn it around quickly.
Honestly, it is close now, and I think one more light pass will make it feel complete without overworking it.