What's your timetable for all that? Two years to accomplish all that (complete guess on my end based on how fast you are releasing your current crop)?
I try to give myself tentative schedules, but I can't always stick to them because life has a habit of getting in the way. Ideally, I'd like to release a book every three months. At this time, it's doable because I've already written every book in both series, but I don't know if I can keep that up with the pressure to produce new work at the same time.
Ideally, I'd like to have both series released in their entirety by the end of the year. But that's dependent on a lot of factors. Thankfully, I'm a fast writer. I don't write every day, but I can really get a lot done on the days I do write.
Self-publishing these days can be quite demanding. You're pretty much expected to get out at least three or four books a year. It's not impossible, but it requires some hard work, and I'm still feeling my way through this whole thing. I don't want to rush any of my publication dates and publish crap.
If I had to venture a guess, I'd say it'll be somewhere between my one-year ideal and your two-year estimate.
Right now, I'm aiming to finish drafting the third book of my next trilogy by March. That's when I'll be getting cover art done for the entire series. I will also get into some heavy revision/editing on the third book of World in Chains.
Thanks for your interest.