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I know lunch is our only escape of the day and it's important to find that peace, but have you thought about taking the time to study for even 15-20 minutes?
I found it easier to break my studying into smaller sessions throughout the day. I would get up a little early and study for maybe 1/2 hour - 45 minutes, then spend maybe half my lunch hour also going over materials (not every day, of course). I also carried stuff with me all the time, so whenever I was in a situation where I had time to kill, I could squeeze a little bonus studying in (like waiting for a doctor's appointment, etc.). You really have to find what works for you, but this strategy was very effective for me.
Like SA1 said, breaking your time up will help you actually focus during study times, and not feel so overwhelmed by the idea of sitting down to study everything at once after work. I use the pomodoro method pretty regularly for scheduling in specific time for a project, meeting etc. Plus it'll let you know when to take a break in case you get super dialed in.