I built a 42-day study streak, even after a rough start, by staying focused and driven.
On my lowest days, I made a strict rule to study for at least 20 minutes. That small daily action quickly turned into a powerful habit. Ultimately, knowing exactly what I wanted to achieve (CLARITY in my work) changed studying from a boring chore into a real commitment.
Here's to another 58!
Have clarity on what you want to achieve.
I have always in my life wanted to become consistent in studying, gym, reading etc. But, I didn't know the end goal and I never closed the loop on what I wanted when I did manage to get a consistent streak. Reading books made me realise you have to internalise a person you want to become and be proactive in becoming that person.
Soon your habits will lead you there as well. To further learn about this, read atomic habits and the identity-based habit framework. Where internalising or simply placing a belief in who you are gets you the outcome that you want.
After that, simply find a place to track your time. It could be Google Notes, could be a website, as for myself, I use Cram & Conquer because I find it convenient.