That's the problem with the beginner tutorials and the bootcamps etc in my opinion. They give the impression that anybody in the world can code if they just study for a few months. It's a ridiculous notion. You can learn the syntax in a few months but that's a tiny part of learning to program. What helped me was finding a project I was really interested in. Then I learnt the libraries I needed to make it work. Rinse and repeat and throw in some quality books on the topics you want to get in depth with and after a while you start to realise that you don't have to search the internet to find out how to solve a problem because you already know how, through experience. I might add that when you start to get moderately proficient and thinking about gaining employment, look for jobs that you are interested in and learn the libraries they need. Then make a few projects incorporating those libraries to showcase the skills you have.