Stick to the resources that you already have

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Something to keep in mind when you are trying to learn something is that, once you find a book, or a video, you should really stick to that book/video.
One thing that really is a game changer, as far as learning things and actually being good at them, is that,

a five minute video or like a ten minute tutorial could actually take you six months, eight months, maybe even a year to actually complete and fully implement into your life.
When you understand this, it’s going to help you not look around for more videos or more content.
It’s just weird because a video is 5 minutes or 10 minutes long. And it is quick to watch that. And we feel like the video is supposed to do something a lot faster than that. But it’s not the case.
People often miss this point. It is not said enough.
The reason is not that we are lazy.
We often overload ourselves with information and thinking that there’s a better way or there’s more we need to know. But that’s not the case.
If you really want results, just get started on whatever you have. And stick with them for a while.

The trouble with learning things online - using random videos/articles/etc. - without a structure

Learning things online can be difficult.
There’s so many videos, channels, courses, ebooks and so on, and it often feels like you can never really find a good flow to get into.
You would think that all these resources make it easy to learn, but it actually does the opposite.