I may need to answer this same question for myself. I have a good amount of pretty cool gear. Enough that I could set up 3 or 4 bands, with different gear, and all be gigable (though maybe not all with as high end a stuff as PRS). I play "a little". But I really am not very good. Finding a way to structure when, how and what to practice has been my achellies heel for a good decade and a half. I even have friends that are music teachers, with Berklee degrees, that I could get hooked up on instruction from, but I don't use them. It is kind of like I know them too well so it is difficult to take that relationship from friendship to "teacher/student" if that makes any since. I have books out the @$$ but, somehow, it all gets jumbled up without much guidance as to how to use those books properly. I actually HAVE a subscription to some on line stuff. But again....it is the structure that keeps me falling short.
It was mentioned earlier about starting or joining a band. And THAT I think would help me trememdously. However, this is where I am with that. I am in my 40's. Being as though I am not that good, it would be tough for me to find other people, in a similar age bracket, that is at a similar skill set as me. They are often not looking to bump and fumble around with an someone who doesn't "really" know what they are doing in that setting. By my age, people can typically play [well] or they can't. If I am looking for my level of skill, the people I find will probably be late teens to early 20s, where they are just now experimenting with playing with other people. So, socially, it would be awkward to join in a group where I could be the rest of the band's father.
As a result, I just sort of muddle around with the gear that I have. Play some things that people can recognize [at least in part], and noodle around with minor pentatonic blues boxes as if I knew what I was doing. It gets me by, but it is not as satisfying as I would like it to be sometimes.
If you figure out your answer, let me know.....maybe I could benefit from it too.