Yeah, I try, but the plan usually turns into a sketch that keeps drifting, like a kite in a breeze. I love milestones, but the details tend to slip away into new clouds of thought. It’s a bit of a dance between order and imagination, so I keep it loose and see where it lands.

I think a micro‑goal might feel a bit like tightening the string just enough to keep the kite from flying away, but not so tight it breaks the shape. Maybe start with something tiny—like, “draft a one‑sentence outline tonight”—and if that pops up, the rest can unfold. Just remember to give yourself permission to let the rest drift a little, or you’ll end up building a rigid contraption that never quite flies.