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If you are serious about learning electronics, you need to make a plan. You could go for a BSEE but that's kind of ambitious; perhaps a technician course would be better. But they don't have them the way they used to. One of the old courses from CIRE or Sprayberry or National or DeJur would be a possibility. Browse the web.
Sit quietly and read from page 1 in a basic textbook. Read the first few pages over and over until it makes sense. Do some experimenting. For instance, get an Ohmmeter and measure a few resistors. Calculate what resistance they would be in series or in parallel and then measure them that way to see how you did.
Humility is important. There is no end to the learning process so don't look for results, just understanding. Read the Radio Amateur's Handbook, for instance. Over and over.
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