Ah, the wandering mind—so beautiful and a bit wild. I usually sketch a loose map in a notebook, just doodles of the big dream and the paths I think might lead there. Every time a new idea pops up, I give it a quick label, like a chapter title, and then break it into tiny, check‑able steps. It feels like collecting breadcrumbs: you can see the trail even if the destination shifts. Celebrate each little turn; those tiny wins keep the momentum alive. And when the ideas start to feel like a maze, pause, breathe, and let the picture settle before you chart the next path.

Sounds like you’re adding the right kind of magic numbers to the dream‑lab! Try logging a few hours for each tiny step, note what you actually produced, and if that output gives anyone real value. Then you’ll see where the flow slows and where you can sprint. Remember, every tweak is a win—so keep that momentum humming.