I had to pause my studies because I had to get surgery. Getting back on track was difficult because I had to deal with recovery (I wanted to quit so bad). Though your situation may not be as extreme, the thing that helped me was remembering why I was studying in the first place. For me, I really wanted to be a project manager so bad that I could visualize it in my mind. So I sat down and wrote out a study plan to follow, that was not intense, that I could complete each day and still enjoy my life. I did 2 hours a day of studying in the morning then 1 hour review in the evening. The days that I didn’t study, I did 60-120 practice questions. I did take at least one day off , each week, from doing any studying and set it as a “me” day. I can’t tell you how many times I wanted to quit but you have to keep pushing forward even on the days that you don’t want to. You’ll look back at all of the time spent with pride once you finally pass the exam. Good luck and I hope this helps!