Praying as well! I've always learned that sometimes getting places requires a step of faith. Just...go do something. We often think of change as this big, huge step, but it doesn't have to be. It can be tiny and seemingly insignificant.
This.
Things take time to come to be.
Galatians 6:7 - "Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap."
Realistically we aren;t likely to make huge changes in life and stick with them for extended times. If you want major change in your life.... start small.
If you want to learn more- take a class, then two.... etc.
If you want to get in shape.... dont put yourself through the most extreme workout.
If you want to eat better..... one less cheeseburger a week until you are where you want to be. Diets dont work.... life changes do.
If you want to cut soda.... one less a day is a good start.
Etc... THOSE are the changes that stick.
Thats why so many people fail at "new years resolutions" not because they dont "want it" they go about it the wrong way. For one, if you want change, no time like the present.
The "I'll wait til ______" is an excuse to enjoy the now what it is you claim you want to change.
Im a procrastinator so I hate the "now" theory... but its truth.
Make small changes, baby steps in the direction you want to go and don't beat yourself up if you take a step back here or there.... just keep on with the baby steps.
None of us got where we are in our vices/habits or anything else we would like to change over night.... we got here over time.... it will take time to retrain ourselves in a manner of change we desire that will stick.
So far I have cut smoking and soda from my life (two addictions I thought Id never beat) Sure, I could beat myself up the time or two I caved in, in 2016 and smoked a cig.... but instead of focusing on those 2 times I caved and allowed myself to smoke (which made me dislike the taste and want a cig even less, so my caving helped a bit more in cementing my quitting) Id rather focus on the 363 days I didn't have a cig.
When we try to change. The voice in the back of our head loves to defeat us so we fall back into what is comfortable when we "fail" or fall short of what we desired. Thats why its important to focus on the little victories and allow God to change us over time in His time.... rather than the rush result wed all love to have.
Like thos old cartoons...... the tiny pebble rolls down the snowy hill/mountain..... builds up into a huge wrecking ball to the side of Goofy's house..... it starts as the little pebble then becomes unstoppable.

If it started as a huge bolder it would have simply gone thud... moved a few inches and then not gone anywhere.