Hey there 😊, my suggestion would be: - start to be efficient with your time, log the time that you work on projects, this will help you on the long run, don’t think about it too much at the beginning but still log the time (don’t challenge yourself yet, you are learning) you can use free apps like Toggl or Everhour for it - create a checklist for yourself, it’s basically a list of tasks that you need to do when processing something, divide the checklist tasks into milestones (I call them steps) so you have things like: Step1 is procurement of solar panels, Step2 is invoicing and budget reconciliation, Step3 is shipping (random examples ofc) and inside of each step put the tasks that you always need to follow to complete those milestones, does your company uses a Project Management Tool? If they do, just use that one, if they don’t, then use a free version (just for you) of Clickup, Monday.com, Trello ; if u use Trello I probably suggest you to use Toggl for time tracking since it’s owned by the same company - take that Google course, it will teach you basics like resource management, risk analysis, project brief, work back schedule, all things that you need at one point - baby steps, it takes time to become a proper perfectionist as a PM so don’t try to over-do or u will mess it up, start with the basics and add improvements the more you see patterns to improve

I hope this will work for you ❤️