6.2 hours sounds like way too little hours to actually do a solo flight. As cool as it seems to be deemed worthy, I told my instructor at some point before reaching 20 hours, that I didn’t care how long it took. I wanted to build my experience. It’s kind of like how you felt when you first started driving at 16 years old versus driving for 10 years or longer. Your situational awareness goes up. Of course you don’t exactly have planes flying out of a random parking lot driveway and cutting you off, etc., but it’s still better to have much more experience. Don’t be in a rush. Don’t you still need a minimum number of hours to get to Sport Pilot (20 hours), and private pilot (40 hours)? Maybe you can use some of the time to work on other things like soft field landing and takeoff’s.

One time, we were flying back to the airport, and were over a lake. My instructor randomly said, you just lost your engine! Where can you land? I took a few seconds to scan the area, and spotted a strip of grass between a row of trees at the edge of the water. I set up for a soft field landing and headed to that spot. Come to find out, that was actually a legit strip of grass for landings. (Pat on the back 😄) Pretty good quick decision making. Have fun practicing some unique situations.