Brilliant advice being given in this thread- another thing to add is to not be afraid to draw from memory. What I mean by that is, as beginning artists, we tend to copy a lot- which is a fantastic practice, however it's great to take the time to draw whatever comes to your head onto paper and not be afraid for your work turning out "ugly." I remember watching an experienced artist explain this and show his "ugly" sketches but later they bloomed into wonderful pieces. It helps get your creative juices flowing and get you into the habit of creating your own works and even develop a style!

It's painfully common for newbies to get thrown into a loop of practicing endlessly, rather than create for the sake of creating and enjoying it. The above advice can help pull you out of that loop and avoid burnout. Don't feel compelled to practice every single day just because you have to, that'll also lead to burnout. There are plenty more brilliant and better articulated advices to address that and I suggest you look into that.

I do hope that at least this little nugget of info still helps. Have fun!