Choose a plan by stability, not ambition
Pick the plan that matches the level you can currently complete with honest control. A shorter plan followed consistently is usually more productive than a longer plan chosen for motivation alone.
If you are between two routes, begin with the calmer one, collect one week of real work, then adjust upward only if the lesson outputs still feel controlled.
- Use the starter plan for calm foundations.
- Use the climb plan for steady level-building.
- Use the exam bridge only after the core path is active enough to support timed work.
- Use the return-after-a-break plan when memory and confidence both feel uneven.