Holy smokes that guy is so etiolated! Tbh I think it may win the prize for the most etiolated succulent I’ve ever seen. Definitely top five;).

Fast growth is not good when it comes to succulents. They need that slow growth to be compact and strong.

If this were mine my plan of action would be to start slowly acclimating it to stronger light. The top new growth will be more compact once it starts getting the right amount of light. Then when there’s enough healthy growth I would behead it and turn it into a cutting.

Here‘s a ton of examples of people turning their succulents into cuttings.

Behead#1

Behead#2

Consider using different mix for succulents: it needs to be fast draining. Succulents do not need huge pots. Mix is mentioned in the posts linked, and you can see many photos of it too.

Kris - is the very bottom of the plant mushy? The bottom couple of inches look dark, like maybe there is some rot? I hope not.

If it is soft and mushy, you may have to act a little faster than we thought. Rot can spread up the plant quickly. Let us know what the roots look like when you repot, too. Good luck!

Kara your holy smokes cracks me up :)