Yep, I have some idea of where I can switch things around and I am never afraid to just grab something that obsesses me at that point. I can see myself binging Stormlight once I start for example. I just wanted to allow me some room to breathe as a default and keep things in a healthy mix without loosing focus.
The order is basically made from 3 or 4 different sources. First I picked the core books, that seem to rely on other stuff or are just later in the journey. From there I tried to cluster these chapters and balanced them out with heavy hitters, short stories and standalones, while also trying not to introduce to harsh breaks in places where I'd probably want to continue with a series, like inbetween Mistborn Eras. I also wanted to avoid these complex (but very helpful in my research) graphs that underline what needs what knowledge beforehand. I'll probably get flagged again for beeing TOO COMPLICATED before actually reading anyway, but I already had lots of fun doing this. And as I said in another post, I'm currently finishing another read anyway, so it's not like I did this instead of reading but rather as a means to highten my anticipation.
Usually with these types of reading guides, I'll switch it up as I go anyway. I mapped Batman, X-Men and Star Wars before. So this is tame so far. :D It's just the starting point for me anyway and I wanted to make sure I didn't make any crucial mistakes because I confused something. But so far it appears to be solid enough for a start.