Only one way to get better, keep at it. Eventually you’ll learn it, who cares if it takes you longer than what you would consider normal. It would be a shame if

Only one way to get better, keep at it. Eventually you’ll learn it, who cares if it takes you longer than what you would consider normal. It would be a shame if you gave up just because it is hard. It’s a worthwhile challenge. Try not to be in a rush too much, and just spend some time on a particular class of problems that you’re struggling with. Watch videos, look at the solution and try to understand it. Sketch out the given solution on paper if you need to. Implement the solution a couple times until you can do it without looking, perhaps in different ways. If you just get in a habit of practicing (and do without stressing yourself) and you’re patient, you’ll get there. At first it will seem like you’re not moving anywhere but eventually the work will pay off and you’ll have gained a cool skill, and probably improve your thinking skills in general.