Plan the Practical Steps Around a Decision You Have Already Made

The decision is made. You have made it internally, you have probably said it out loud to someone, and you still have not moved because turning a decision into a plan is its own task and nobody is waiting for you to do it. This takes the decision as given and focuses entirely on the next two weeks: what the first three steps are, what you need from other people before you can move, and one thing you could do today.

I have made a decision but I have not turned it into a plan yet and I keep not starting. The decision is [describe it: what you have decided, roughly when you made the decision, and what is stopping you from starting]. Help me: break down the first three concrete steps I would need to take in the next two weeks, identify what I need from other people before I can move, flag anything I am probably underestimating in the practical complexity, and give me a specific first action I could take today that is small enough that I will actually do it. Keep the plan practical and do not ask me to revisit whether the decision is right.