Studying alone

Hello Rabbi,
I assume there is no magic solution to the problem I will present, but I would be happy if the rabbi has an idea from his experience as a rabbi (and a student). I basically study in a yeshiva, but recently (and I assume that this will not end in the near future) I have been forced to study much more alone and not with a group. The problem is that I notice that this dulls my thinking, and I am less able to sharpen my thinking and come up with cutting-edge things. I suppose this is natural when studying alone for a long time. My question is whether the rabbi has any advice (especially methodical) on how to improve the matter?
Thank you very much.