Meister: Great to hear you’re thinking ahead! I usually start with the end in mind—write down the final goal, then split it into big phases. Each phase gets a few clear milestones, and I assign a realistic weekly target to each. I keep a small buffer for surprises and, most importantly, I resist the urge to get stuck on tiny details before moving forward. That way the big picture stays alive while the work stays doable. Good luck!

You’re on the right track—just keep checking in every week to see if the targets still feel doable, and don’t be afraid to shift them if needed. Remember, the detail trap is the one that sneaks in when you’re trying to perfect something that’s already working. Keep it simple, stay flexible, and celebrate the small wins along the way. You’ve got this!