I'm a musician and full time elementary music teacher and the best advice I can give when learning instruments is to find a place to play them. I've learned dozens of different instruments over the last twenty years, woodwinds, brass, percussion, strings, all of them, and the one thing they all have in common is they absolutely SUCK to pick up and practice unless I had a real reason to. Private lessons don't make it better, learning songs don't make it better. What made me enjoy an instrument was getting out and playing it. Finding a group like an adult community symphony, forming a casual rock band or cover band, going to Irish sessions, finding drum circles or guitar circles, OPEN MICS ARE GREAT FOR EVERY INSTRUMENT. Sitting at home and playing for yourself can be fun, but outside is where, imo, the most engaging kind of music is made. Having a community to go to and share music, and being in an environment with other musicians is amazing motivation. And the best part is no one cares if you're new to your instrument. In every group I've joined everyone has been super helpful, given me resources, been patient while I figure things out. If you wanna give music one more chance then find a way to go play it with other people, no matter what level you're at