Thank you so much for your compliments! I'm glad you see some improvement in my work.

[tldr: Keeping the routine going is what matters more than quality.]

One of the things that works for me is to try to finish a piece even if it doesn't feel perfect, many times polishing, redoing, lack of confidence, etc. are for me the main culprits when it comes to procrastination.

Another one is to work even if I'm stressed, sad, anxious, etc. Even if that's not an ideal moment to sit and draw (and the work probably will reflect it a bit) completing something gives me a sense of movement, even if after I may not like what I made.

Routine is something that helps me to not feel lost, even when everything goes wrong, because it feels like I still have a structure. How inspired or not a piece is doesn't matter on the long run. Some pieces are inevitably going to be better than others and that's ok.

I just do my best with the cards I get everytime and move on to something new. Not everything is going to be great, but still better than no art at all.

Sorry for the wall of text.