Nothing's wrong . You just need to build a strong foundation. I recommend reading LaBerge's Exploring The World Of Lucid Dreaming, especially chapters 1-3. He details all the things required for a successful lucid dreaming practice. Do what he suggests consistently and with dedication, and you can't help but succeed!

You may also want to open up a DILD class (here on the forum, https://www.dreamviews.com/dild/) workbook to record your progress and as a place to ask questions, record goals, etc.

Following on after ETWOLD and having a solid practice established with very good dream recall, begin to work on developing mindfulness/self-awareness, and memory.