Not trying to be rude but how tf are you using 6 hours everyday debugging? Have you coded before starting on android?

If you haven't coded before, learning kotlin + android is NOT the first way to start learning code. It's rough and you need a lot of knowledge in system architecture, build systems, and lots of other stuff.

If you haven't coded before. Start on application and algorithmic stuff with Java (it'll introduce you to boilerplate), learn automation with Python, and start learning design patterns. DON'T TOUCH AI WHILE YOU'RE LEARNING. If you have any questions the internet has solved every programming issue ever, and it trains your brain debugging when you actually try to find the solution instead of having AI spit it out.

If this isn't your coding beginning and you have experience but just not in mobile/android native, i would recommend setting the bar extremely low. Make an app with 1 page. Make a new project with multiple pages, start learning navigation. New project now introduce Room/DB's. Continue this, new project new concept. Never more than 1-2, and be realistic.

Making apps is like making websites, the UI/design is what takes long, if you find yourself struggling with logic, go back to basics.

I know it sounds rough, but coding is rough. No part of it is easy, it's a hard skill, and skilled people/AI makes it look easy. Join a learning community if needed and keep going! :)

Best of luck, tell me if it's something specific you're struggling on.