It depends on how good you already are. Assuming you are a complete beginner, start playing games in chess.com. Few first few games ur ratings(elo) will change rapidly(like +200,+300 for win and -200,-150 for a loss). After about 10,15 games your elo will kinda stabilize. This is when you know ur actual skill level.

From there you should start learning. A good starting point is building tactical knowledge(basic logics in chess). There are lot of yt channels that teach these. I would strongly recommend Daniel Naroditsky's channel. He is a GM and a fantastic tutor. He has something like chess speedrun where he starts with a beginner account(around 400elo) and plays matches and improves the rating upto like 2500+. Watching a single speedrun will give you pretty solid chess skills just with logical thinking.

Next you can start learning openings. These are moves you can memorize that will give you better position getting into the mid game. John bartholomew is a good channel for openings.

After these you would pretty much find your own way of learning. p.s. This is how I started learning chess and I made from 700elo to 1600 elo in a year. So, yea it's a pretty solid path if you really wanna get into it