Just take a little bit to think through what's more important to you, learning fast or learning well.
This.
It's fine if you want to commit yourself to a compressed, continuous learning program, but anything you do to shortcut, or be "fast" will really jeopardize the quality of your learning. The minimums to earn a PPL are just that - minimums. Do you want to be airborne, and perhaps carrying passengers knowing that you only achieved the minimum training. It is a certainty that learning to fly involves building new skills upon recently learned skills. If your foundation learning has gaps, or was not well absorbed yet, the next steps will by ineffective/incomplete. It's your learning cost, and ultimate skills which will suffer.
Plan, commit, and pace yourself....