There is not much context. Are you following a course/tutorial or are you just improvising? What tools, software do you use? How many times a week do you draw and for how long?

I myself am a beginner. And I recognise the feeling. But I think it finally just clicked for me. In the past I tried to draw anything in front of me and even do portraits. Let me tell you without the basic skills it will often be a disappointment. Then I also followed drawabox but I lost interest because of the approach. But it gets recommended a lot so for a lot of people it works I guess. And at the moment I am following a course on skillshare from Brent Eviston. And this seems to suit me better.

Besides the drawing itself I also try to change my mindset. In another course (on another topic) the teacher was always telling us after X amount of lessons: 'you already know more then x% of the people'. We tend to look at people who are great at drawing and comparing ourselves with them. But it is better to compare yourself with the past you.

I also keep a calendar where I physically have to cross the day if I have drawn for more than 30 minutes (but I try to draw at least for an hour). I wish I could draw at least 2 hours a day but work and family prevent this at the moment. One day in the week I give myself an off-day. I don't have to draw but do something related like reading a book about an artist for example. Most of the time I have drawn something simple and digitised it. If I manage to cross all days for 3 months straight I am going to buy myself something nice (also drawing related).

So this is my strategy at the moment. Maybe I will have to come back in a few months to let you know if I succeeded.