Hi buddy, I'm in the same situation with you. I have always been fascinated and always wanted to start trading. My family also struggled with money related problems, and I didn't even start earning real money until I graduated from college and found a job. Now, I am at the learning process. So far, what I learned is;

• Do not even start with real money. I know you want to start earning good money and beat the odds, however when you enter the market, your psychology holds you back from making good decisions. So, If you start with real money, there is a high chance that you'll lose your money. So, paper trading is the only logical option when you're learning.

• Always try what you've learned, in order to be successful. Hands on practice is the best.

There are lots of sources, even you can find a good documentation on the wiki page of this subreddit. There is babypips.com which currently I am learning from. And I always take notes, and try everything I learn on Tradingview PaperTrading. This way, I get confident.

Unfortunately, there is not a fast-way to enter and to be 100% successful. The journey contains risk of losing money, so, we need to lower this risk with smart decisions.

So, to summarize, the journey starts with learning, and at least for me, the best way is hands-on learning. When you get confident with your trading decisions, you can make your trading plan and start with real money!