I need to work on other parts of my Spanish right now
Prioritization is important. You can’t learn everything at once.
But most learners neglect pronunciation in favor of more grammar and vocabulary study.
In my experience, better pronunciation goes further. You can know all the grammar and 10,000 words, but if your accent is extremely thick, native speakers will assume your Spanish isn’t as good as it is.
On the flip side, great pronunciation makes them assume your Spanish is better than it is. This gives you more speaking opportunities, more confidence to speak, and helps native speakers understand you better (no more confused looks…)
Every time you speak, you’re engraining pronunciation habits that become harder to change with time. Might as well make sure they are the right habits.