I leave home at 8:30 in the morning and usually return around 7. By the time dinner and everything else is finished, I don't feel like doing anything. I have already joined two short courses in the past and stopped halfway, so this time I don't want to make the same mistake.
ONSA's Answer
Coming home after a day that starts at 8:30am and ends past dinner, with nothing left over — that's not a motivation problem, it's just an honest description of your day, and it's worth planning around instead of fighting. Stop building your learning plan around the time you wish you had; build it around the two or three windows you actually protect each week, even if each one is short. A structured course helps here too, because you're not spending your limited energy deciding what to learn next every time you sit down. Consistency in small doses beats an ambitious week that burns you out and ends the same way the last two courses did.
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