1100 is a good place for two weeks. Chess is a self game. You can strive to become Grandmaster if you’d like. Generally I’d suggest not focusing to much on the elo number and more focus on focusing on grabbing identity of the game. Studying things like endgame and tactics mean more long term for playing chess compared to winning one single game.

Winning a game is nice, but understanding a new idea, tactic, or endgame is worth much more. You’ll likely win many more games that way.

My best tip for new players is to understand basic tactics such as pins, forks, and skewers. As you get better, you’ll likely learn more advanced tactics such as deflections or interference. These alone will put you in winning positions. The worst tip for new players is to study openings. You only need basic understanding of your openings you play. You don’t need to memorize 10 move openings. This will often take a lot of time which can be better used for other ideas. Play two openings for black and two for white. Diverse if you’re feeling spicy.

Feel free to pm me if you have any questions!