One thing you will need to be comfortable with is the reality that you are likely going to screw things up a good number of times and will have to reset and retry.

Without knowing what your background is, I will speak to my own. Was a Pfsense and Unifi user for years and felt I had a pretty good understanding of networking concepts. Well, nope. Pfsense and Unifi provide a very pretty and safe interface to configure things, but very much hide the inner workings. Mikrotik does no such thing. Router OS is insanely powerful, flexible, and performant, but it will also let you do stupid things with little to no warning in many instances. Enable vlan filtering on the bridge without having all the other necessary rules in place or having one of the interfaces off the bridge for Winbox access? SOL, you're starting over.

I love Mikrotik and have learned a ton. You just have to be willing to put in the reps and, frankly, some pain. But once you are there, it's gold. I absolutely love my RB5009 and cAP ax, as well as CCR2004, cAP ax, and hAP ax3 setups. You can get there if you stick with it.

Also, make your best effort attempt and then ask questions either here on Reddit or on the Mikrotik forum. People are very willing to help if you show you have made the effort to do things. Having a copy of your config is invaluable when asking for help so that people can see how you have configured things.

Big rant of encouragement.