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I've been there and felt a lot of guilt for not doing all the things I wanted to.
One thing that helped was stopping to think about why I wanted to do each thing. A lot of the time, it was just impulsive and led to an overwhelming list that kept me stuck in the same loop.
Reflecting on what I actually cared about made it easier to focus and follow the other suggestions here. Not exactly what you asked for, but worth considering.
Boom. This was big for me too. Usually my issue is holding myself to non-existent time constraints, like "I want to do X but I have to get Y done or I can't until next weekend." Ok, why is it a problem that Y can't be done next weekend? Obviously if it's something like a chore or errand it doesn't apply, but if it's just a little side project I've been working on, Y can wait if I'd rather do X, especially if I'm just going to sit and wallow over not doing either instead.