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My greatest piece of advice is to simply visit your local library. If you ask nicely, in my experience, most university libraries will let you check out books, even if you're not a student. You could always just stay in the building and study there, though.
Consider downloading your educational content from the internet, then going somewhere (i.e., café or library), where there is no wi-fi. You could turn the internet off in your home, or on your devices, but you'll probably just turn it back on. Behaviour can be linked to location, and you've probably already pavlov'd yourself into unproductivity at home. Shorter, focused blocks of study and creation are far more effective and impactful than longer, unfocused sessions. Always try for depth over breadth, as it will always unexpectedly lead to breadth over time.
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