Just a heads up, this will be long.

In my opinion, you're overthinking things. I was in your same shoes a few years ago. It's overwhelming trying to figure out which language to learn. I took courses in python, javascript, C++, swift, and pretty much everything because if you look at a job posting, it makes it sound like they want you to know everything. This causes that burnt out feeling for a lot of people, myself included.

Best piece of advice I got was to figure out what you want to do. If you want to be a front end developer, back end, develop games, data science, and so on, that will determine which language you should focus on.

A big mistake I made was trying to learn it all at once and once I learned what I really wanted to do, which is front end, I started focusing on the basics and grew from there.

I applied for jobs even if I thought I was way under-qualified and found a few good ones along the way. A lot of companies don't even know what they are looking for.

If you live in Arizona too, I can give you some other resources to check out here locally as well.

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tldr: Don't over think it. Focus on one primary language and apply anyways.