Hey, ive been playing recretionally for over 10months, but taking it seriusly and winning more than my regular job  since 4 months ago, i play mostly MTT NL hold-em in micro and low levels, and i just asking an advice for whoever is been trough this

In the last month is the month where ive been working the hardest of my game and when i feel my best game is on,  and also is the month with worst results, what ive been doing? well, ive been seeing videos on this website, deeply reading " the mental game of poker 1 and 2",  and trying to get more concepts steadily and incorporating on my game, however ive been trough a bad run which i know is normal and thanks to TMG i feel confident about the way i managed tilt and frustration, BUT i cant semm to make any other final table or big scores as i was used to (high scorees for me was between 300USD-1000USD), it seems like the ignorance where i was it was a " blessing", 

The first thought that comes to my mind is getting burned and overloaded with info, so how im supposed to solve that?, i live with my parents, im only 22, and i was helping with at least 400-500 bucks monthly, and right now were trough a very difficult economic situation, and i feel that takinf days off, its not helping me a lot and i feel the urge to win money for expenses and bills.

When i feel that im in the zone, and playing my a-game i get punished with bad beats, im not doubting about the success on the long term, i feel that i have what it takes to get really good and make a decent living, however...what concerms me is the present, i mean its normal expend 1 month running bad?, 2 months?, my bankroll has been really affected cause i had to cashout a lot, i was used to to play with a bankroll of 500 dollars more or less and joining in tournaments thatn no more of 11-15 dollars, mostly 1-2-5 dollars, and now ive been struggling with a bankroll of 30-50 dollars and it gets really frustrating...playing good and not making,...is all this thoughts and situation as usual as i think? or maybe im worst than i think?, 

In conclusion im convinced that i had to put more hard work but  i can't remember how i played to win couple tourneys or make the final tables i made, so what can i do to dont get overwhelmed? sometimes i feel like im applying too much "advanced" stuff against a regular fish, where i just have to play ABC, what would be your advice to find that balance of getting better...but play with recreational ayers in microstakes and not thinking players or at least trying-to-think players.

Thanks.