Do lots of tutorials. They're great for overcoming the initial hump and can lay the ground to figure out future projects on your own.
Think of small, useful projects you could use these new skills for. I love learning Rails, but not being familiar with it means I don't know what to actually make for myself, which stalls my learning. Don't make that mistake.
Discuss your learning. Don't be afraid to write simple "how I did this" pieces or ask silly questions. Even if you're not a writer, any kind of documentation of how you learn will help it stick and make it clearer.
Don't rush it. Cramming all your learning into small periods of time will make lots of knowledge slide out of your brain between cram sessions. Remember: Slow and steady serves your salary.
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