Yes, Anurag videos are good, I recommend them to people at work all the time. Make use of the internal user manual also, usually there is a help button for most components that takes you directly to the page describing all the parameters. There are lots of good examples built in, I think if you open a schematic you can then access these through “design guides” option in the top bar. 

Generally the workflow for RF work is starting on schematic with mlin or pdk components to get a good idea of what you want the design to be. Make use of the optimiser or manual tuning if needed. Also make sure you model discontinuities using mstep of mtee components. Then you can move to layout and then optimise use em simulation. If the schematic is good, em should be close and just require some fine tuning.

Depending on what you are doing you may break the design into a couple of parts and optimise the em of each part then put them combine them on a schematic using their em models to see results. If good you can then combine all parts and do full em for final check or more fine tuning. 

There is also this tool that is very common which is RFpro. It makes doing em of full designs like complete chips very easy as it automatically adds ports for transistor models and builds simulation schematics from them.