Hi, no problem.

I'm not sure if you're talking about finding it hard to remember all the information you have been given, or finding it hard to stay focused while you work on these exercises, so I'll try to answer both.

For remembering key points, things to remember, things to work on etc, I find it helps to take notes. We're more likely to remember things if we write them down in out own words, so when you read/watch a new exercise, write down what you need to do, likewise when you get feedback, write down the key points. When I was working through this course I had a note pinned to my wall that said "Confidence > Accuracy" because I had a chronic problem with hesitating and wobbly lines. With the note right in front of me, I couldn't forget. You have great line confidence, so that's not the note for you, but I found writing things down and putting them where I could see them helped a lot.

For staying focussed while you draw, I'd suggest first check you're working on these exercises in an environment without distractions. Don't have the tv on in the background, and put your phone out of reach etc. Then if you're working on an exercise and realize you've zoned out and are thinking about your dinner or something, stop. Assess if you can regain your focus, or if you need to take a break. These exercises are demanding, and it's normal to only be able to focus on actively learning for short periods of time, so take breaks if you need to. There's no need to complete a page in a single sitting, take as long as you need.

I don't know if I fully understood your question, and as it's quite a general one, it may be worth asking it again in one of the general channels on the DAB discord. Other students may be able to provide you with more answers, or things that may be more helpful to you personally. Good luck.