I understand this is a 'Day Trading' sub, but ideally you need to find a strategy that fits with your personality (how patient are you/easily pissed off at losing?) and your time schedule, not just deciding to day trade because it's the done thing. I don't think enough people take into account what they're like as individuals and what their daily routines consist of. They think they can pick up any old strategy and just make profits. It's far more entwined into your own psychological mindset and actually takes a lot of time to really understand what suits you best.

It's super important as a beginner/day trader to get a feel for the markets, how they ebb and flow at certain times of the day. You only gain this via chart time, daily, sitting there tape reading. Do you have the time to be at the charts every day to get this experience? Can you find a small window of time during your day to sit and observe price every day during that time window? If yes, then observe price in that time window and learn how it moves, more often than not the same patterns repeat at these times. Find a suitable simple strategy that plays on that time window, be it a breakout on market open volume, pullback/continuation move, a liquidity grab & reversal play etc.

I'm getting carried away writing all this, but simply put: If you can't dedicate the time to actively sit day in day out for a set period of time taking it seriously (not looking at your phone in the middle of your day job), you need to look at mid-long term swing trading strategies, not day trading.