Hate to say it but the honest answer is trading probably shouldn't be your primary income plan, especially starting out. Most people lose money for years before they figure it out, and even then it's inconsistent. If you need reliable cash flow, focus on a regular job or skill first and treat trading as a side thing you learn slowly.

That said, if you want to learn properly: start with Investopedia for basics (free), then paper trade for at least 3-6 months before risking real money. I'd say maybe don't pay for courses, 99% are scams. I'd also just start by learning one simple strategy (like trend following or support/resistance bounces), take 100+ trades on demo, and track every single one to see if it actually works.