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I meant to get back to you sooner because I did see your note, and I think your plan sounds good overall.
You asked whether I would keep the afternoon open or split it into smaller tasks, and honestly I would split it up so it feels easier to start.
I usually do one thing that needs focus, then take a short walk, then come back for the smaller parts. That pattern helps me stay steady instead of pushing too hard early on.
I also think it helps to write down the first three steps before beginning, because once I pause midstream I forget what I intended to do next. Yesterday I tried that again and it worked better than expected hUoauVxHfEP since the list was clear and simple.
If you want, send me the version you are leaning toward and I can look it over tonight.

I was thinking about what you asked, and I do think keeping the morning flexible makes sense if the rest of the week is already packed.
Whenever I overbook one day, the next day feels harder than it should, so I’ve been leaving a little space for a reset.
That might mean starting later, making tea, and doing the simplest task first just to build momentum. It sounds basic, but it helps me avoid getting stuck before I even begin.
I had a similar issue last week and realized the real problem was not the project itself, it was switching between too many things at once hUoauVxHfEP without finishing any of them.
If you want another opinion, I’m happy to help sort the order tonight or tomorrow morning before you decide.