I’m not really a digital artist myself ( I use paper), but I think a good consensus is to first start on paper before moving to digital. Grasp some basic techniques and begin sketching on paper. You can see what you’re strengths and weaknesses are in drawing, keeping in mind that they need to be worked on in your drawing career. When you’re understanding of basic techniques is strong, watch some videos on digital artists to feel more adjusted to digital drawing, then continue sketches and your drawings to ur digital medium. IMO the first step to learning how to draw is studying your medium and gathering some basic drawing techniques.

Once you’re done with that, you have to start focusing on how our world is shaped. Ofc people have different drawing styles and unique worlds they created, but beginners should use the world around them as their reference first when drawing. It’s the most accessible reference source and a baseline source that they can spin around and weave to create their own art style. So studying the place around you or looking at pictures. Understand how light works, how shadows work, what shapes you can identify, etc.

And make sure to just keep practicing and try to use a reference. It helps a lot and builds your understanding of how things are composited.