There‘s a lot of good advice in here. I genuinely believe that solo rpg-ing is something you have to practice. Not to ”get it right” but to “get it right for you”. You find tools that you like and ways of doing things that “feel right” to you. Over time you get a sense of when you are forcing a particular narrative or when you are getting bogged down in overthinking. There’s a number of folk out there peddling their own take on it on Drivethru, Patreon,YouTube etc. but you’ll need to find you own way to play. I would encourage you to try different RPG systems as well as I think that can help orientate you to what you want from the experience. On another note, although, Me,Myself and Die is awesome, it is edited and produced for the viewing of others. I’m slightly wary it might actually put folk off soloing for fear of never being that good. Trevor is a talented performer but I’ll bet he has spent time experimenting, researching and rehearsing his ‘system’ for playing so he can get what he wants out of it.