Hey Adam,
I like the plan you’ve set yourself. Mapping out financial plans/savings targets also helped me tremendously at the start of my own recovery. The only thing I will caution you about is don’t obsess too much with everything you do and how it relates to your savings/paying off your debts. What I mean is, still try to lead a normal life. I made the mistake of over-analysing everything and counting my savings/expenses TOO MUCH, in that it took over my life (so in essence, you’re still letting the past gambling dictate how you live your current life!). Over-obsessing will also make you resent the restrictions you’ve put on yourself and act as a constant reminder of why you’re being “punished” for your past gambling. Once I stopped obsessively saving and avoiding expenses and just lived normally again, I become a lot more happier, thought about my past gambling a lot less and in general had less urges to gamble. Of course, keep up the good savings habits and try to blast through that debt asap!
So what I mean is, goals are great and will keep you motivated…but free your mind and live as your normally would, just without the gambling part 🙂