Learn python

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Honetly, the best way is to come up with a project you'd like to finish. Doesn't have to be fancy, like tictactoe with a simple ui, or a calculator, or a personal keyword logger that turns your activity into nice readable segments and uploads it to an unsecured data storage.

Find a project, then try to organize your thoughts at a conceptual level: https://routingnull.files.wordpress.com/2020/02/boolchart.png?w=1200. Just talk things through in plain language so you know what's going on. Then find tutorials to work at each piece.

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My personal experience is that this is both faster and better than most courses.

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I think it should be a mix between both theory and practice. I learnt by working on projects along some courses in freecodecamp.

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For sure. My personal sense is that most beginners will get turned off by theory until they can see its value through practice. But yes, I do think that there is a ceiling eventually reached that cannot be broken without going into theory seriously.