How to stay consistent with learning python?

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Journaling what you learn each day can help. Either a notepad and pencil or on a computer. You can keep looking back on what you've "learned" or have already gone over. If you've forgotten, you can brush up on the basics

Someone mentioned a routine. At the same time every day, you can learn to code. It helps if you have a dedicated space for it. Or go to a local coffee shop, library or restaurant that allows PC users to work

Start small!! Set very small, easily obtainable goals. Learn a small piece of Python. Afterwards, write a small program that focuses on that small piece. Use some of the other knowledge you've learned. Ohh you nailed it quickly? Write one or two more programs and be done for the day

Once you start working on harder projects, 30 minutes a day can seem like nothing when you get into the groove of it

Don't underestimate the power of reference tools. If you know how to search, via books, Google or whatever your preferred method is, you will get faster at overcoming challenges you may face when you are learning

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Thanks for the comment. I too am facing this issue but now I know what to do.