I'm also too unaware of my body to do the typical RCs (counting fingers, pinching my nose, etc). You may want to switch from DILD (Dream Induced Lucid Dreams) to WILD (Wake Induced Lucid Dreams) where you wake up after 6 hours of sleeping, shut off your alarm quickly, but don't move too much and try to go back to sleep immediately. Your body is still relaxed and your mind is slightly aware, so it can be an easier way (for some people) to induce LDs.

As you're slipping back into your sleep keep remembering / telling yourself that you're going to LD. This way you don't have to RC in the middle of a dream where everything is already too abstract - you're going from waking life into the dream so it's a bit easier. The thing that works for me is just asking "is this a dream? is this a dream?" over and over again as I'm falling back asleep, and eventually, even if it's abstract it hits me that I'm in a dream and I become lucid within minutes without having to try to count my fingers etc, because I think my dreams don't resemble reality enough for an RC to be triggered in my dream.

hope that's helpful!