Well, that would be great to get some listening experience.
There are so many things we can do without even planning that extra time, such as listening to podcasts on our way to work or doing our household chores.
The important thing is to create a plan in the learning.
"I will practice speaking every Tuesday and Thursday with a friend for 20 minutes.
I will listen to a YouTube video while having breakfast." If you create a system in your learning, you don't need to find that extra time, because it will become a part of your everyday life.
And finally, if you want to learn a language fluently, you need also a bit of patience.
It's not possible to learn a language within two months, but it's definitely possible to make a visible improvement in two months, if you learn in small chunks every day in a way that you enjoy.
And there is nothing that motivates us more than our own success.
I vividly remember the moment when I understood the first joke in German when watching "Friends."
I was so happy and motivated that I just kept on watching that day two more episodes, and as I kept watching, I had more and more of those moments of understanding, these little victories, and step by step, I got to a level where I could use the language freely and fluently to express anything.