YouTube Binging

I had that issue too. I solved it by simply blocking youtube, that's the only way that worked for me. I allow myself to unlock youtube when I'm together with other people, e.g. working on a project and we need some kind of tutorial-like video. Otherwise, when I'm alone in front of my computer, youtube, reddit and other social media stays blocked with no exceptions.

 

You said "mostly motivational videos"? That can be a trap too haha, Idd it gets you excited for a moment, but you need to put this information into concrete stuff. And the best way to do so is by making a 'to do list', writing down your goals on paper! I don't know if you're already doing it or have already tried out, but this is seriously the best thing to start with! Every evening before going to bed, I decide what I wanna achieve the next day, even if it's something little like "replacing that damn broken lamp for once!"
I only watch motivational videos in the morning (I wake up at 5AM to exercice/meditate and so on every day for like a month now), I made a playlist of about 10 videos, I know some of them completely from A to Z, but every time I listen to them, I'm excited again. It remembers me why I've started this and gives me that little boost to start the day. But That's It! You have to remain disciplined, and not replacing an addiction by another one (even if watching motivational videos is already better than prank compilations and so on)

 

@udit376 pranks on youtubes are quite cheap and vulgar.......instead watch stand up comedy
Agreed, I watch either good comedy or videos on Philosophy/Science

I don't know with YouTube it is a super trigger, but I do like the Science, Maths, Philosophy and how to play music videos
I'm thinking about blocking it using Pluck