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Yep, the plan still works for me.
For Tuesday, I can join after the afternoon block, but I need ten minutes at the start to wrap up a few notes.
If you want, send me the bullet list you mentioned and I'll add the missing steps you were asking about.
On the draft, I'd keep the order the same but shorten the second section so it reads cleaner.
Also, the question you had about timing: I'd do the check-in first, then the review, then leave the open discussion for the end so it doesn't drift.
I can also bring a simple checklist; it helps me avoid forgetting small items.
Let me know whether you prefer a quick call or just a written update, and I'll match your pace.
Either way, I'm good to move forward.

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I can clarify that for you.
If the goal is to keep it simple, I'd start with the three must-haves and leave the optional pieces for later.
About the schedule you asked about: Wednesday works, but I'd avoid stacking too many tasks back-to-back because the last part always runs long.
For the notes, I'll format them as short steps with a couple of examples so you can copy them into your doc.
And yes, I did try the approach you mentioned; it's fine, but it's easier when you set one clear decision point.
If you send the updated outline, I'll review it the same day and mark anything that could confuse a new reader.
Also, remind me which tool you're using so I don't suggest the wrong shortcut.