Print them off and put them in your bathroom. Then you can't escape learning when you need to go to the bathroom ;)

Reviewing Anki flashcards has become my daily ritual before work since I started learning Mandarin! While there is a ton of available flashcards, I've found it most useful to practice with cards I've made myself. And rather than try to memorize a list of vocabulary words--which was really hard for me--I realized inserting new words into a sentence made it easier to remember, and I was also practicing grammar at the same time! For me, Anki works best as translation practice: I give myself an English sentence as a prompt, speak aloud the best translation, and then check my answer. And I don't sit around each day coming up with random sentences, after I had worked through a teach-yourself series, I went through the books a second time and created flashcards for every example sentence given. After I was through with that, I found a really great site that has broken down Mandarin grammar into HSK levels and gives example sentences for each grammatical construction. This has been incredibly helpful! Not sure if there is a Japanese or Italian version out there, but looks like the people who made it just went through grammar books and came up with a bunch of example sentences. Anyway, this method has really helped me. And here is the Mandarin website for anyone else that's interested:

http://resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/Grammar_Points_by_Level