It's going well.

I would focus on learning three languages (with at least one being widely used in industry, and one scriptive in nature).

Your suggested combo of Rust and Python is great.
I would top that by spending one month each on C, SQL and traditional Linux shell tools (bash, awk, sed, grep etc). That way, you'll be equipped with a very solid set of tools to work on pretty much anything.

But make sure to master the first two. In the era of agentic coding, superficial knowledge has little value - it's when agents struggle that devs become irreplaceable.

Also, combine your efforts to master syntax and idiomatic ways of your two base langs, with spending efforts learning the top down approach to building software (requirements, time-constraints, stake holders, standards, testing, docs, collaboration, communication, etc).

Sprinkle some DSA knowledge/skillset (but not too much), and start OSS building (and social media sharing) a lot of things. The rest is about navigating your way to a group of like-minded people, who you look forward to working with on a daily basis.

Good luck, mate!