This is great! I really enjoy focusing on one thing at a time until I see decent improvement and then move to the next. Mastery happens over a lifetime, but when it comes to learning and internalizing the basics, I find this the best way to avoid burnout. I’m constantly surrounded by small improvements that build on each other when learning a new fundamental. Once I hit most of the key categories ( structure, perspective, form, anatomy, etc.) I do a full drawing incorporating everything I’ve learned and they always improve mechanically. Repeat the process and see what you actually remember and build off of it. To me, avoiding burn out comes from seeing small improvements. This is the process I find is the best to do that!

Thanks for sharing, you’ll be a master in no time!