Ten minutes of making beats two hours of planning to make.

Planning is comfortable because it feels productive and risks nothing, since nothing you plan can be bad yet. The moment you actually make something, you learn things no amount of thinking would have produced, usually that the real problem sits somewhere you were not looking. A short session with your hands on the work beats an afternoon of arranging it in your head. Plans get tested only by contact.

Set a timer for ten minutes and start, with whatever you have. Do that before you open the notes app or watch another tutorial. Keep what comes out, since it is now information rather than theory.