Pick a short list of learning resources for my skill and budget

Help me choose a small, high-quality set of learning resources for a skill and decide how to use them. Skill and focus sub-skills: [PASTE THE FOCUS LIST FROM STEP 1, or list the 3-4 areas I need most] My level: [BEGINNER / SOME EXPERIENCE / INTERMEDIATE] How I learn best: [e.g. "video then practice", "reading", "learning with others", "hands-on projects"] Budget: [AMOUNT, or "free only"] Time per week: [HOURS] Resources I'm already considering (optional): [NAMES OR LINKS] Rules: - Recommend no more than 3-4 core resources: one main path plus a few supplements. Resource hoarding is a common way to stall. - Judge each option on: covers my focus sub-skills, includes practice with feedback (not just watching), fits my level, and is current. - Do not invent course names, authors, prices, or links. If you name a specific resource, mark it [CONFIRM it exists, is current, and the price]. Where you are unsure, describe the type of resource to look for and give me search terms instead. - If I listed resources, evaluate those first and say plainly which to drop. Return: 1. A table: Resource or resource type | What it covers | Cost | Why it's in the set | How to use it (which parts, in what order). 2. A "not now" list of tempting resources to ignore until later, and why. 3. A plan for the first two weeks that assigns resources to specific sessions. 4. Where to get feedback on my work (communities, peers, a coach, self-check methods). This is step 2 of the "Teach yourself a new skill in 90 days" pack. It works on its own, but if you have the sub-skill map and benchmark from step 1, paste them in.