I meant to reply sooner, but the week kept shifting on me and every time I sat down, something else needed attention.
I did finally test that new routine, and it helped to split the work into a few small steps instead of trying to handle everything in one push.
I also noticed that when I write the order down first, I stop second guessing myself and I actually finish faster.
Yesterday I took a short walk before getting back to it, and that reset my mood more than I expected.
If you want, I can send the short version I ended up using because it felt a lot easier to follow than the longer list I started with.
I am around later this afternoon, so feel free to send over what you have and I can take a look when I get a minute.

I checked the notes from earlier and I think the main issue was just timing, not anything serious about the plan itself.
I was trying to do too many things at once, and once I narrowed it down, everything started to make more sense.
The easiest fix was to group similar tasks together and leave the fiddly parts for the end, because that kept the flow steady and cut down on restarting.
I also stopped relying on memory and made a simple list on paper, which felt old fashioned but worked better than my phone for some reason.
If you are still deciding, I would go with the simpler version first and see how it feels after a day or two.
That usually tells me more than overthinking it for hours, and it keeps me from drifting into a dozen little side ideas that never actually help.