Ways to minimize coding fatigue

Hey, can you make a game in java (Or other programming languages) with a restraint, you can only have 4 kb. Well I guess you could say that’s 4k.

whats the model of the chairs in the back?

I based my model of studying based on a guide written by a Korean E-Sports Coach on how E-Sports players play so long without seemingly burning out. Roughly, here is what the schedule looks like:
7am-9am - Wake up, do cardio, shower, drink water.
9am-10am - Eat breakfast, plan goals for the day.
10am-2pm Work (Doing something related to work, focusing on the aspects you enjoy, **time to run personal errands too)
2pm-3pm Lunch
3pm - 9pm - Work (The work you have to do. Focusing on the more grindy aspects of work.)
9pm-10pm - Dinner
10pm-12am Work (Last minute work. Focus on the things that absolutely must get done today.)
12am-1am Freetime, Get ready for bed.
1am-7am Lights out.

Hey, I had a question that you may have answered in a past video. I try to watch every video you have, and I completely understand the reason to consistently practice, as possession implies mastery. However, I find that when I've finished a tutorial, and want to go make a game on my own, I'll pick a game genre I currently enjoy.. like RTS, or something simple like a top down shooter, but I have this "want" to make the game with the notion that it can be sold, or that other friends will see it and play it. I feel like this is limiting me to the point where I almost get anxiety to make games, because I play out the process in my head, know where I'll get stuck, and then I go and find a udemy course and just copy them.. this might be a cycle I'd complete infinitely or until I knew the information so well that I wouldn't have to look things up. Any insight? I'm trying to break out of this cycle

Which program are you using for editing the video?
Thanks.