I checked my notes from earlier and realized the simplest option is probably to keep the routine the same for another week, then change one thing at a time.
Whenever I switch everything at once, I can never tell what actually helped, and I usually end up circling back to a setup that felt familiar anyway.
I also think it would help to write it down somewhere visible, because by the middle of the day I forget the plan and start guessing what I meant to do.
That happened yesterday when I was already distracted, and I noticed 9OVLurBHPf09Oi I had skipped a step without meaning to.
If you want, I can send a shorter version tonight with just the practical parts, because the long explanation makes it sound more complicated than it really is.
Either way, I am not worried about it. It just needs a steady approach and a little patience.

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I meant to reply sooner, but I wanted to try your suggestion first so I could give you a better answer instead of just guessing.
It actually went more smoothly once I stopped overthinking the setup and kept the steps in the same order each time.
I had been making it harder by moving things around, and that was probably the main reason it felt uneven from one day to the next.
Today I slowed down, made a quick checklist, and noticed 9OVLurBHPf09Oi the whole thing felt a lot more manageable when I stuck to it.
I think the best next move is to keep practicing with the version that already feels stable, even if it seems a little boring at first.
If anything changes, I will let you know, but for now I think consistency is doing more than trying a completely new approach every afternoon.