Some advice based on my (bad) experience.
Ditch the demo account. Trading a demo account for 100k is going to teach you nothing about how to trade $500. Also, from the way I’d guess you’re trading, I don’t think it’s going to help you at all.
My guess is that you go in big, get some winners and build the account quickly, then get a big loser that wipes you out. No offence intended, I’ve been there and done exactly the same. But a demo account won’t fix this behaviour, it can’t simulate that gut wrenching feeling of you doing something stupid and losing your money. Only a real account with a meaningful amount to you in it can do that. But there’s every possibility you will lose it, so you have to bare that in mind.
Remove any mentions of targets of what you want to make, it’s irrelevant. You want to focus on living to trade another day. Enter at the correct time based on the correct signals, don’t rush it thinking it’s nearly there and will make it, be patient. If you’re trading well, the account will grow. If you are good at it, quickly. But the most important thing about trading is discipline and risk management. You can make lots of money with low risk when you learn how.