Do that stupid thing: a todo list. Write what you want on it, set priority, set a lifetime for the todo list (like say it's for three month), setup deadline for some achievements like (30 hours of by june), update your todo list.
You'll keep track about what you have done so far and it will remove that feeling that you will meet at some point that you haven't achieved anything.
The key is to review your todo list regularly : to know what to do, to remind you of your objective, to write down that you have actually done something and also, very important, to update it by removing what doesn't interest you anymore and adding new stuff.
I have a three months todo list, with all the big things in my life, I have milestones or targets for all these. I find it pretty efficient.
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Do that stupid thing: a todo list. Write what you want on it, set priority, set a lifetime for the todo list (like say it's for three month), setup deadline for some achievements like (30 hours of by june), update your todo list.
You'll keep track about what you have done so far and it will remove that feeling that you will meet at some point that you haven't achieved anything.
The key is to review your todo list regularly : to know what to do, to remind you of your objective, to write down that you have actually done something and also, very important, to update it by removing what doesn't interest you anymore and adding new stuff.
I have a three months todo list, with all the big things in my life, I have milestones or targets for all these. I find it pretty efficient.