Finding consistency in my daily salah

I keep struggling with my five daily prayers. Not just praying on time, sometimes I miss them completely, and when I skip one, it messes with my mood more than I expect. It’s like a tiny sign that I’m not the person I aim to be, and that feeling drags through the rest of my day. I’ve tried all the usual tips-setting alarms, going to the masjid so I have to leave the house, attaching wudu to another habit I never skip, asking a friend to remind me. Some things work for a week, then I slip again. The harder part is what happens after. When I miss Asr, it’s not just that salah; my whole afternoon feels heavier, and then I’m more likely to miss Maghrib and Isha too because the day feels ruined. I’m wondering how others actually get back on track after a slip-not the typical advice, but what specifically stopped you from letting one missed prayer turn into a whole missed day. I know we should make up missed prayers, but I have years of them, and it feels overwhelming. It’s discouraging, but insha’Allah I’ll make them up. After trying many approaches, I built a small thing for myself to stay honest day by day. It’s a simple app where a flower grows each day based on how my prayers went, and that flower joins a little garden that builds up over time. What about you all?