Your petty little one month plateau means nothing. Rating is not a linear increase buddy. perhaps look at other, more dire situations, before posting. Over time, you will get better idk what ur yapping about
Quick Chess Improvement

Analayze your games (the advice I've never followed lol), watch more games from masters, solve more tactics, learn patterns, watch Naroditskiy speedruns. This is it.
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"I want to improve faster and want to avoid more plateaus"
++ Analyse your lost games thoroughly to learn from your mistakes.
Study endgames especially rook endings.

Stay committed to your training regimen, maintain a positive attitude and focus on continuous progress rather than short-term results.

There are no shortcuts. Chess is not a game where you automatically "level up" after a few hundred blitz games. Getting better is a life long process. Identify a great player whose style you would like to emulate. Get a book featuring his or her games. Then set up your chess board in a quiet place and play through as many of those games as you can.

Try switching up openings if you seem to struggle against or with certain ones.
However, I personally don't know how it feels as I have never lost a chess game before.

Hi, I made a video about reaching 1800 ELO recently, after analyzing hundreds of games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZOQVAM4uGQ&t=501s
I hope it helps!
I'm currently at abt 1600 rapid on chess.com after 1.5 yrs. I feel a bit disappointed bc after a month of becoming 1600 i was 1697, but I dropped back down to 1610s, I'm getting back up to 1630. However, I want to improve faster and want to avoid more plateaus. 1750s and above out there, what would you recommend?