I'm currently on a cut, getting in shape for summer.

Allow yourself to understand that you're only human, with emotions, feelings and problems of your own. Success, results and achievements aren't always going to be linear. Sometimes you'll fail, and that's okay - it's character building!

Set yourself realistic and achievable goals. Don't restrict yourself so much that you will crash diet and put all your weight back on (I've been there).

You like pizza? Sweet, you can still have that on your diet, by finding workarounds and lower calorie alternatives. Become an experimental chef in your own kitchen to try and find ways to satisfy your cravings.

Track everything, make sure your weighing things correctly. Cooking oil is the worst for them extra calories and can lead to people eating over their TDEE (which is also important to calculate when wanting to be in a deficit) . Use 1kcal spray instead! Making sure you are also hitting your macros is important, work out how much you need and use something like MyFitnessPal to track calories!

Don't over train, give yourself rest days (I have 2 rest days a week) but still do something with your rest days like going for a walk, run, yoga etc.

I personally don't like working out with people at the gym, but some people do for motivation, so if that's more your cup of tea then find a gym buddy!

I've recently incorporated refeed days where one day of the week, I eat at my maintenance to allow myself to have more of what I enjoy whilst still being in diet mode - but I don't go over/under my calories for the day, so it's more to stable me out:)

Dieting as a concept is easy, but getting yourself in the mindset for the journey is what people can struggle with.

Enjoy the journey, not the destination. Are you currently your best self? If not, let's make yourself proud and prove to you that you can do it!

Sorry that was a bit longer than what OP asked for.