You don’t need perfect conditions; you need fewer conditions for showing up.

Waiting for the right setup is a respectable way of not starting. The quiet room, the clear week, the correct equipment, the settled mind, each condition is reasonable on its own and together they form a gate that almost never opens. What actually helps is fewer requirements, not better ones. A practice that needs very little can survive almost anything.

List what you currently believe you need before you can begin. Then cut the list to one item and try working without the rest. The version that survives on almost nothing is the version that will still be there in a year.