New Windows Refugee. Transition slowly or rip the band-aid off?

Hi there!

I have finally decided to start the lengthy process of reducing my reliance on Windows. After some research and trying a few distros from USB, I landed on Zorin as the most painless path away from Windows. I like how Windows-like it is, so I immediately felt at home in the desktop environment it sets up for you. It's really slick.

I'm dual booting Win/Linux and probably will for the forseeable future because stuff like anti-cheat and Autodesk, but I would really like to stay in Linux for 90% of my daily driving.

So, that leads me to my question, I guess directed specifically at others who have made the leap: Did you move over slowly? Or did you just rip the band-aid off and commit yourself to booting Windows as little as possible from the word 'Go'? I can see the merits of both.

Just curious what others' experiences were. Thanks, and I'm glad to finally be here!