I was thinking about that earlier, and I think the easiest plan is to keep it simple for now.
If I try to change everything at once, I usually end up distracted and half-finished, so I would rather move through it one step at a time.
I already cleared a little space on my desk, made a short list, and set a reminder for tomorrow afternoon.
That tends to help me stick with things longer than a burst of motivation ever does.
I also realized I feel better when I stop waiting for the perfect mood and just begin with something small.
If you want, send me your version later and I can tell you what stands out first.
I am usually better at noticing structure after someone else has already put their thoughts into words.

I finally sat down and sorted through everything instead of just thinking about it, and that helped more than I expected.
The main problem was not that there was too much to do, it was that I kept jumping between parts and never finishing one.
Once I picked a starting point, the rest felt lighter.
I think I will keep the same routine this week because it gave the day a little shape without feeling rigid.
I even avoided filling every spare minute, which was probably the most useful part.
If you are deciding between two options, I would pick the one that is easier to maintain instead of the one that looks best on paper.
That usually leads to something real, and real is better than ideal when patience is running low.