Everytime I sit down to learn I get the feeling that I don't

How about you just tell yourself to shut the fuck up and draw?

>>2942342
What's the point of starting late when I'm just gonna grind brainlessly like any other retard?

all resources are useful

the only thing I worry is if the source is teaching me something incorrectly

>>2942338
The most necessary information you need are the fundamentals. When you're drawing and studying put it firmly in your mind that your intention is to learn. Pay no mind to the thoughts that say things like "I'll never get it", "I'm not smart enough", "I'm never gonna make it", 'I'm no retaining the information" etc. Also there's information all around us today that makes learning to draw easier, go to one of the art book threads, there's a wealth of good information in a lot of those books.

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Advice? Apply your learning sessions to your every-day fun art.

Color value, shapes, hatching, anatomy, throw them in there somewhere along with your main piece.